k Cloud seeding, conceptual illustration Cloud seeding, conceptual illustration. Clouds can be seeded by groundbased missiles or by aeroplanes. This causes the clouds to release their water in the form of rain centre before they reach the city. Cloud seeding, used in various forms since the 1950s, is mostly used to increase precipitation in agricultural or droughtprone areas. The most common seeding materials are silver iodide and dry ice. , by VICTOR HABBICK VISIONSSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Cloud seeding, conceptual illustration Cloud seeding, conceptual illustration. Clouds can be  seeded  by ground based missiles or by aeroplanes. This causes the clouds to release their water in the form of rain  centre  before they reach the city. Cloud seeding, used in various forms since the 1950s, is mostly used to increase precipitation in agricultural or drought prone areas. The most common seeding materials are silver iodide and dry ice.    , by VICTOR HABBICK VISIONS SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Cloud seeding, conceptual illustration

Cloud seeding, conceptual illustration. Clouds can be 'seeded' by ground-based missiles or by aeroplanes. This causes the clouds to release their water in the form of rain (centre) before they reach the city. Cloud seeding, used in various forms since the 1950s, is mostly used to increase precipitation in agricultural or drought-prone areas. The most common seeding materials are silver iodide and dry ice. , by VICTOR HABBICK VISIONS/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY

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