What if human electrical activity was having an effect on the climate?  What if Maser beams are torching forests? - Cor

"What's going on with our crazy-ass climate these days?" We know humans are mucking with the planet, but is CO2 the only or primary mechanism by which we're modifying the atmosphere/climate?

Indie researcher Ethan Clark proposes that high intensity low frequency broadcasts, mainly used for ship to shore or submarine communications, may be affecting the ozone layer, which in turn affects how much sunlight and UV reaches the surface. He has identified some striking correlations between the rapid expansion of broadcast tech and the so-called "mid-20th Century Warming Anomaly," and is building on published scientific research. Ethan is actively corresponding with various credentialed researchers to further vet this emerging hypothesis.

This novel paradigm gets into a lot of cutting edge data around new satellites (OCO, Demeter) mapping carbon sinks and sources, the changing magnetosphere, Earth/Sun magnetic and solar flare interactions... 

... and at the end, Ethan even provides some speculative commentary explaining "DEWs" as "magnetospheric masers" NOT generated by humans. 

Ethan's research is fully detailed out in his site, broadcasttheory.com. Check it. - Twist