For every action there is a reaction. The result you're aiming at is just one part of the cycle. There are consequences and results you haven't anticipated or foreseen.
Here is a link to our website for more information about Cloud Seeding, its benefits, and a great FAQ section that addresses common concerns. www.dri.edu/making-it-snow/
Our current cloud seeding operations are in Nevada, California, and Colorado. We do not have any programs in Minnesota. You can find more information about out program on our website at www.dri.edu/cloud-seeding-program/
But why do this at all? Especially in North Dakota? We're not at all in the dessert? We All want real rain & real weather not made weather by man?? Please
@@MissMistyRee222 We do not have any cloud seeding operations in North Dakota. Our program operates in Nevada, California and Colorado where the increased precipitation is needed and can increase seasonal precipitation by about 10%. In the Reno, NV area alone, winter cloud-seeding efforts are estimated to add enough water to supply about 40,000 households for a year. This article on our website might help illustrate this: www.dri.edu/making-it-snow/
Why don’t they bring rain where there are massive fires if they use it for that yea other than that leave Mother Nature alone period ya will reep what ya sow .. if it ain’t broke don’t fix it .
There is no uranium used in the cloud seeding program. You can find more information in this article on our website. If you scroll to the bottom, there is an FAQ that addresses the silver iodide used: www.dri.edu/making-it-snow/
