1 minute reading time (72 words)
Colorado, Desperate For Snow, Explores New Takes On The Old Idea Of Cloud Seeding
Cloud-seeding machines strategically positioned in Colorado’s high country have been aimed at the sky for four decades, spewing a compound called silver iodide into the clouds to try to make it snow.
Skeptics have been plenty and definitive research was elusive — it’s hard to prove exactly how much more snow falls after clouds are seeded when no one can say for sure what Mother Nature had planned on her own.
Comment for this post has been locked by admin.
Comments
By accepting you will be accessing a service provided by a third-party external to https://www.snocountry.com/