Cloud seeding drones produce 19 million gallons of water in Alaska in 3 hours

A pioneering climate-tech startup claims its drones have successfully induced millions of gallons of extra rainfall in Alaska. By targeting existing clouds and promoting ice crystal growth, this technology could provide vital support for drought-affected regions in the American West. The Alaska trials sought to measure the precipitation output, a crucial step forward. Future assessments will be essential in confirming the method's reliability and broader application.

By TOI World Desk