EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, under the Trump administration, has announced that the Environmental Protection Agency will publicly release all available information regarding geoengineering, contrails, and related weather modification programs. This move aims to address longstanding public questions and conspiracy theories about chemical spraying and cloud seeding in the atmosphere. Zeldin emphasized the agency's commitment to transparency and honesty, stating that for years, inquiries into these topics were dismissed or vilified by the media and government officials. The EPA has already begun compiling data and launched websites to provide factual information, including debunking claims that so-called 'chemtrails' alter weather. The announcement follows recent events such as massive floods and cloud seeding activities, which have intensified public interest. Zeldin's initiative marks a shift toward openness about atmospheric experiments and acknowledges public concerns about chemicals being sprayed into the sky.