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CIA 1974 National Security Threat: Global Cooling/Excess Arctic Ice Causing Extreme Weather

August 1, 1974 (updated June 1, 2020) Published by

In 1974, the intelligence and climate science communities put out a propaganda warning that global cooling was a world threat.

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