01-20-2020, 09:40 PM
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Don't get me wrong, mother nature can and will cause a variety of unforseen circumstances, but fukushima is literally a freak act of nature that caused their problems. If we dont do things because of the threat of mother nature, then realistically we may as well have remained in caves keeping the power off altogether.
The big question that I have that I have literally seen not one person talking about 13 pages about the environment is as follows:
Given what we understand about nature, and the fact that it is a well known fact that cloud seeding technology exists (yes we create the conditions which cause rain artificially read more here: http://www.cmar.csiro.au/e-print/open/cloud.htm) what piques my interest is whether or not this is a bigger factor towards climate change than anything else we can conceive.
What is the ongoing effect of seeding our own clouds on the overall environment?
Im led to believe that the world is a delicate eco system (studies show this is true of every environment that occurs naturally) so modifying one part of a natural cycle would only naturally lead to modifications that are both foreseen and unforseen wouldnt it?
Don't get me wrong, mother nature can and will cause a variety of unforseen circumstances, but fukushima is literally a freak act of nature that caused their problems. If we dont do things because of the threat of mother nature, then realistically we may as well have remained in caves keeping the power off altogether.
The big question that I have that I have literally seen not one person talking about 13 pages about the environment is as follows:
Given what we understand about nature, and the fact that it is a well known fact that cloud seeding technology exists (yes we create the conditions which cause rain artificially read more here: http://www.cmar.csiro.au/e-print/open/cloud.htm) what piques my interest is whether or not this is a bigger factor towards climate change than anything else we can conceive.
What is the ongoing effect of seeding our own clouds on the overall environment?
Im led to believe that the world is a delicate eco system (studies show this is true of every environment that occurs naturally) so modifying one part of a natural cycle would only naturally lead to modifications that are both foreseen and unforseen wouldnt it?
"everything you know is wrong"
Paul Hewson
Paul Hewson