No artificial rain after cloud seeding: Experts decode why Delhi’s ₹3.2 crore experiment fell flat

Times of India
Written By Zainab Ashraf

Experts are calling artificial rain a costly and unsustainable way to tackle Delhi's pollution.

They say it only offers a very short-term fix and that the only proper, long-term solution is to control the pollution at its source.

Read the complete article here: No artificial rain after cloud seeding: Experts decode why Delhi’s ₹3.2 crore experiment fell flat

Zainab Ashraf
Previous

Three sorties, zero rain: Experts say Delhi's costly cloud seeding project can't fix winter smog
Next

Hazy skies, itchy eyes: Delhi’s air quality improves on paper after 14-hour data lapse, but smog and irritation persist