China’s state-owned CO2 plans to install the world's biggest single weather changing project across the Tibetan Plateau to increase rainfall by up to 10 billion cubic metres annually. The system, which can be controlled via an app, covers an area the size of Spain, and relies on small chambers burning solid fuel that send silver iodine into the atmosphere, creating clouds, emitting only vapours and Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation.
China’s state-owned Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation plans to install the world's biggest single weather changing project across the Tibetan Plateau to increase rainfall by up to 10 billion cubic metres annually. The system, which can be controlled via an app, covers an area the size of Spain, and relies on small chambers burning solid fuel that send silver iodine into the atmosphere, creating clouds, emitting only vapours and CO2.