Los Angeles to fight drought with 'cloud-seeding'

Los Angeles to fight drought with 'cloud-seeding'

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"There are no assurances or guarantees that it will produce anything," Richard Hansen, general manager of Three Valleys Municipal Water District told the Associated Press. "But it doesn't hurt to try."

Los Angeles engaged in cloud-seeding from the 1950s to the 1990s, when the practice was suspended because of concerns that it could trigger landslides.

But other areas, including nearby Santa Barbara, have continued to use the method, typically employing airplanes or ground-based generators to spray silver iodide above mountains and watersheds.

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I had no idea they were doing this already in Santa Barbara... I hope silver iodide does not cause cancer... Maybe we have been testing it in the Midwest lately.... LA seems the perfect town for man to play god...

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Weren't they studying up on this stuff many decades ago? They surely have more concrete data than whether it "may or may not work" by now...

I know that if there are any dangers implicated, Californians will fight it!

And if it works... why isn't it being implemented in regions that are desparately hurting for some water?

this is the story that is being put out do to the overwhelming amount of attention that Chem Trails are getting now adays. silver iodide is too expensive they use aluminum and there have been traces of barium.
This is a world wide experiment with the added bonus of population control. do some research on the subject here is a very informative site on the matter:www.aliendeceptions.com...

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