In response to increasing public concerns about geoengineering and contrails, the EPA has unveiled new online resources aimed at providing transparency and debunking popular conspiracy theories. Agency Chief Lee Zeldin has emphasized the need for clarity, promising to release comprehensive information regarding these topics. As discussions continue over whether chemtrails could influence weather patterns, Zeldin and the EPA have sought to counter misinformation, particularly in the wake of severe flooding in Texas. Critics have pointed out that some statements from the Trump administration have fueled conspiracy theories rather than clarified the science behind meteorological phenomena. The new EPA resources include a dedicated webpage addressing the myths surrounding contrails and chemtrails, reaffirming that these do not contribute to weather modification.