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In the face of a historic heatwave and enduring drought, Mexico is trying to weather the storm with a high-tech solution: cloud seeding.

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A weather modification program. the process, known as �*cloud seeding' consists of using silver iodide rods to induce rainfall, but these operations have raised both ethical and social questions. joining me now is dr shiuh—shen chien, professor of development geography and urban china geography at national taiwan university. a warm welcome to the programme. so, that was a long introduction there, we will try to keep our viewers on board here as we talk about cloud seeding to try and bring rain when there is no rain. how does it work? , ., , when there is no rain. how does it work? , . , .,...

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...