EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, under the Trump administration, has announced a commitment to full transparency regarding geoengineering and contrails. He has tasked the Environmental Protection Agency to compile and publicly release all available information on these topics without exceptions. This move responds to longstanding public questions and skepticism about geoengineering practices, including cloud seeding and stratospheric aerosol injection, which some have associated with conspiracy theories such as 'chemtrails.' Zeldin emphasized the importance of honesty from the government and acknowledged that concerns about chemicals being sprayed into the atmosphere are valid questions that deserve answers. The EPA has also published a facts page aiming to debunk claims that 'chemtrails' alter weather. This initiative follows recent events such as massive floods and revelations about cloud seeding occurring shortly before such floods. The EPA’s effort to disclose all known data on geoengineering and contrails marks a shift from previous dismissals of these concerns by media and government entities.