Cloud Seeding Company Tests Technology in Alaska to Combat Water Scarcity
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
A cloud seeding company has been testing technology in Alaska, focusing on methods to induce rain or snow by manipulating cloud formations. The company utilizes quadcopters to disperse particles into the atmosphere during these experiments. The company reported producing 143 million gallons of water during operations conducted in January, and 19 million gallons of water during a three-hour operation in August.
Why it matters
The research is part of ongoing efforts to find solutions for the water crisis facing the American West. The company is testing innovative methods that aim to help mitigate water shortages in the region.
Who's involved
- AlaskaLocation where the cloud seeding experiments are being conducted.
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The entities involved
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Alaska
state of the United States of America