Support the Fight

Legal battles cost money. FOIA requests cost money. Independent lab testing costs money. These organizations are doing the work — they need your support.

Geoengineering Watch

Research & Evidence Archive

The largest public archive of geoengineering evidence in the world. Founded in 2002 by Dane Wigington — a former Bechtel Power Corp. employee, licensed contractor, and solar energy researcher whose home was featured on the cover of Home Power magazine. After observing 50-70% drops in solar uptake at his 1,600-acre wildlife preserve near Lake Shasta in Northern California, Wigington devoted the next 20+ years to full-time research, lab testing, atmospheric sampling, documentary production, and legislative testimony on climate engineering operations.

What your donation funds:

Independent lab testing (soil, water, snow, and atmospheric analysis), documentary production, weekly Global Alert News broadcast, educational outreach, website hosting, and ongoing research.

Impact examples:

$50 funds one lab sample analysis (soil, water, or snow)
$200 funds a batch of environmental testing across multiple sample types
$500 supports weekly Global Alert News broadcast production
Research directly supports legislative testimony in multiple states

Key wins:

'The Dimming' documentary (2021) — 25M+ views. Features Brig. Gen. Charles Jones (USAF Ret.), Maj. Gen. Richard Roellig (USAF Ret.), and Catherine Austin Fitts (former HUD Asst. Secretary). Cost $100K to produce.
Tucker Carlson interview (Nov 10, 2025) — geoengineering evidence presented to the largest independent media audience in history. Wigington presented atmospheric testing results, government documents, and an 800-page 1978 Senate report on weather modification programs.
Weekly 'Global Alert News' broadcast — 550+ episodes since 2015, airing on multiple AM/FM stations nationwide without a single missed week
Shasta County Board of Supervisors presentation (July 2014) — 400+ attendees (largest turnout in chamber history), 10 expert presenters, board voted unanimously to investigate heavy metal contamination
First independent high-altitude atmospheric testing — NOAA flying lab (University of Maryland Cessna, BWI to Albany) with SEM/TEM analysis confirming aluminum oxide and barium sulfate nanoparticles at altitude
Second atmospheric sampling mission on a Learjet (San Diego to Bay Area) found elevated nanoparticle concentrations confined to the induced cloud layer — clean air above and below, particles measured at 40-60 nanometers
Extensive weather modification patents database — catalogued and made publicly searchable
Independent lab testing across multiple states showing elevated aluminum, barium, and strontium in rainwater and soil samples
Expert witness testimony supporting state ban bills in Wyoming and other states

Donate to GeoWatch→

The GeoFight

Federal Lawsuit

Coalition of attorneys building toward the first federal lawsuit against geoengineering. Nicole Pearson, Blake Horwitz, and Tom Renz are assembling the legal case.

What your donation funds:

Attorney fees, expert witness retainers, court filing fees, and evidence documentation for the federal lawsuit.

Impact examples:

$100 covers a court filing fee
$500 funds expert witness preparation
$5,000 funds a major legal brief

Key wins:

Assembled a coalition of attorneys with expertise in environmental and constitutional law
Currently collecting court-admissible evidence and seeking whistleblowers

Donate to GeoFight→

ICAN (Informed Consent Action Network)

FOIA & LegalTax-deductible

Legal nonprofit using FOIA to force transparency on government geoengineering programs. Their legal team has uncovered critical documents that agencies tried to keep hidden.

What your donation funds:

FOIA filing fees, legal staff, document analysis, and ongoing litigation against agencies that refuse to comply with records requests.

Impact examples:

$50 covers one FOIA filing fee
$250 funds a day of legal research
$1,000 funds a major FOIA lawsuit filing

Key wins:

Forced disclosure of NSF $400K 'holy grail' SAI aerosol targeting grant to Cornell & Indiana University
Exposed NOAA's SABRE program — a government stratospheric aerosol injection research program ramping up since 2021
Currently filing DOE FOIA requests and challenging British government geoengineering experiments

Donate to ICAN→

Carnicom Institute

Independent Research

Independent research organization conducting scientific analysis of environmental samples related to aerosol operations.

What your donation funds:

Laboratory equipment, sample analysis, research publication, and ongoing environmental monitoring.

Impact examples:

Supports long-running environmental and biological research program

Donate to Carnicom→

Stop Geoengineering MN

State LegalTax-deductible

State-level legal action in Minnesota. 100% of donations go directly to legal efforts. Full financial transparency.

What your donation funds:

Legal filings, attorney fees, and court costs — 100% goes to legal efforts with full transparency.

Impact examples:

$25 covers printing and mailing legal documents
$200 covers a state court filing
Every dollar goes directly to legal work

Key wins:

Sued the Air Force in federal court for information on weather modification programs
Challenged government efforts to restrict public knowledge of weather modification

Donate to Stop Geo MN→

Other ways to help

Volunteer Your Time

Attend state legislative hearings. Help with outreach campaigns. Organize local awareness events. Your presence at public meetings makes a real difference — legislators respond to constituents who show up.

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File a FOIA

Use our FOIA request generator to demand records from government agencies. Every FOIA request forces a response. Agencies must comply within 20 business days.

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