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this startup can control the weather with drones. Rainmaker just became the first company to create extra rain and snow in Alaska. The result is kind of insane. In just three hours, they produced enough water to supply 150 American households for an entire year. And they did it with just two drones. The drones fly into clouds that already contain water and release tiny particles Those help more of that water freeze until it becomes heavy enough to fall as rain or snow. But the crazy part is how quickly this could scale. Rainmaker says it would take just 36 drones working in relays to cover Utah’s entire 7,500-square-mile Bear River Basin. And all that extra snow eventually melts into streams, rivers, and reservoirs, where it can keep farms, cities, and hydropower running through the dry months. And they say this is how we'll actually start fighting climate change. Their goal is to stop the Great Salt Lake from shrinking by 2030 and double the Colorado River’s flow by 2031. I think we’ll actually be able to engineer our way out of a lot of our climate problems. Because companies like Rainmaker’s won’t just produce more water for humans. They’ll also create healthier rivers, forests, and wetlands, which create better habitats for the animals and plants that depend on them. So this could become a serious conservation tool, helping keep ecosystems in balance, reduce wildfire risk, and give threatened species a better chance to recover. To me, that’s a much more hopeful future. We solve climate problems while helping the natural world continue to thrive.
this startup can control the weather with drones. Rainmaker just became the first company to create extra rain and snow in Alaska. The result is kind of insane. In just three hours, they produced enough water to supply 150 American households for an entire year. And they did it with just two drones. The drones fly into clouds that already contain water and release tiny particles Those help more of that water freeze until it becomes heavy enough to fall as rain or snow. But the crazy part is how quickly this could scale. Rainmaker says it would take just 36 drones working in relays to cover Utah’s entire 7,500-square-mile Bear River Basin. And all that extra snow eventually melts into streams, rivers, and reservoirs, where it can keep farms, cities, and hydropower running through the dry months. And they say this is how we'll actually start fighting climate change. Their goal is to stop the Great Salt Lake from shrinking by 2030 and double the Colorado River’s flow by 2031. I think we’ll actually be able to engineer our way out of a lot of our climate problems. Because companies like Rainmaker’s won’t just produce more water for humans. They’ll also create healthier rivers, forests, and wetlands, which create better habitats for the animals and plants that depend on them. So this could become a serious conservation tool, helping keep ecosystems in balance, reduce wildfire risk, and give threatened species a better chance to recover. To me, that’s a much more hopeful future. We solve climate problems while helping the natural world continue to thrive.

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