Is cloud seeding good for you?

We don't know.
Even if we learn what we don't know, it depends.

I prefer cloud sneeding (formerly cloud chucking).

>>105833423 (OP)
well I've never heard of someone complaining they got too MUCH water, so yeah sure

>>105833423 (OP)
It's not cost effective and only works under very specific circumstances. Building strategically placed wind baffles is the only weather modification tech that's really effective.

>>105833786
Cost effective against what? As opposed to building infrastructure to pipe water to solve a temporary shortage? And where are you sourcing that water anyway? A water shed that's also depleted?

>>105833892
Cost effective in terms of price of chemicals used vs benefit of targeted rain.

If you prematurely make a cloud rain won’t it take away rain from other places or am I missing something?

>>105833978
It does. The purpose is to make it rain where you need rain, so less is wasted. Though actually, one of the few really economically successful cloud seeding programs is in Bulgaria where they use it to prevent hailstorms by triggering them early and away from cropland.

>restore natural ecosystems for our children to inherit and enjoy
how do they plan on accomplishing that without committing multiple war crimes and atrocities?

>>105834042
niggers can't swim

>>105833922
>price of chemicals
Grains of salt and sawdust dropped from a turboprop plane?

>>105833423 (OP)
cloud seeding appears to be more like cloud stealing. It seems likely that to make rain pour down in your region, you'd be taking away clouds that could have rained on another region.
You in effect create a zero-sum market out of what was previously natural processes that nobody could complain about.

We've seen how people get defensive over water. It's currently the cause of what could become a war between Egypt and Ethiopia. It could become a point of contention between all beneficiaries of the Colorado river.
You probably don't want to open this can of worms.

>>105833649
I think the residents of Kerr county probably have a different view

>>105833978
a car company got sued for causing droughts for local farmers because they kept pushing the clouds away so hail wouldnt drop on their freshly manufactured cars.

>>105836504
idk looks like a nice view to me

why this shit is not blamed for climate change?

>>105833649
>well I've never heard of someone complaining they got too MUCH water
https://youtu.be/AQseni5xIXQ