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Of planes to dispense chemicals into the sky, to trigger rainfall. it's a big strategy, but how effective will it be? to find out, i'm joined by dr laura kuhl, assistant professor at the school of public policy and urban affairs at northeastern university. perhaps we should start with, how do you cloud seeding? how do you use this technology? 50. you cloud seeding? how do you use this technology?— this technology? so, the concept is basically chemicals _ this technology? so, the concept is basically chemicals into _ this technology? so, the concept is basically chemicals into the - this tech...

Experiment on a wide scale. china has experience doing cloud seeding, they do claim to have been successful using cloud seeding to stop rainfall, as part of the beijing olympics. 50, if anyone could pursue such a wide scale unproven technology, i think china is on the cutting—edge for this. tbtre is on the cutting-edge for this. are there an is on the cutting—edge for this. are there any consequences to it? you talk there about really inserting, i suppose, a chemical into the air. where does that go? what happens to it? is there any problem with it being there? i think there is a lot we do...

Since 1946. have they perfected the technology? what are the upsides or downsides? ., , , . downsides? even though this is a technology _ downsides? even though this is a technology that _ downsides? even though this is a technology that has _ downsides? even though this is a technology that has been - downsides? even though this is a technology that has been in - downsides? even though this is a technology that has been in use i downsides? even though this is a l technology that has been in use for quite some time, the evidence is still very shaky as to whether this is effective. there is som...

In the sky so that allows the sun to beat down on the dry earth and thatjust causes temperatures to climb. this is the parched scene at china's largest freshwater lake — poyang. it's attached to the yangtze river, which is at record low levels. some parts have received less than half their usual rainfall. the persistent heat and dry conditions have had huge impacts on china's crops, including mid—season rice and summer corn. that's got authorities thinking about the upcoming autumn grain harvest. it's of particular concern because it accounts for 75% of china's annual total yield. well, th...

The USDA’s Agricultural Research Service has patented a new cloud seeding technology using electrically charged water.