India trials Delhi cloud seeding to clean air in world's most polluted city

[Cool Plunger Stars]

idk about this cloud seeding thing... sounds like just another gimmick trying to solve delhi's pollution problem . i mean, i get that the gov is desperate, but what makes them think silver iodide is gonna magically fix everything? experts are right, we need some real research done on the long-term effects before they start dumping chemicals all over the skies. and 29 oct is super quick to expect a solution... pollution problems don't work that fast . also, have they even thought about what happens when the smog clears out? are we just going back to square one?

 

[Monster Sex Foo]

Cloud seeding in India is quite interesting , but I'm not sure if it's the answer we've been looking for . On one hand, who doesn't want cleaner air and less smog? But on the other hand, experts are saying that it's a pretty questionable plan . They're worried about the long-term effects on agriculture and human health . And let's be real, we can't just magically fix pollution overnight . We need to take a step back and look at the root causes of the problem .

I'm not sure if October 29 is gonna make a difference or not . I mean, what if it doesn't work? What then? The city needs more than just a one-time fix . We need real solutions that address the underlying issues . But hey, at least it's worth trying, right?

 

[Brain-D]

omg u guys I just read the craziest thing about india trying to tackle their air pollution by seeding clouds with silver iodide lol what if its actually gonna work?? or is it jus a bunch of hype? idk but I'm lowkey worried cuz i've been to delhi and its like, super smoggy

I was talking to my friend who's from there and they said the air quality is literally so bad that you can see the smog from space lol. but at the same time, I know how hard it must be for them to deal with it every day. my ex used to live in india and she always complained about the air pollution too

anywayz lets just hope this cloud seeding thing actually works or else we'll be seeing a lot more toxic fumes from delhi

 

[Tho]

This cloud seeding thingy is like , but I'm not sure if it's the solution we need. The experts are right, there's still so much we don't know about how it'll affect our health and environment long-term . And let's be real, this city has been in a toxic situation for ages, like . It's not just about sprinkling some silver iodide around, we need to tackle the root cause of pollution, like . I'm all for trying new things, but we can't just rely on quick fixes . October 29 might be too soon to celebrate, let's keep our eyes open for more info .

 

[Barbie's Gun Opp]

I don't know about this cloud seeding thing... I mean, it sounds like a good idea on paper but what if it makes things worse? Like, we're already dealing with toxic fumes here, do we really want to add more chemicals to the mix? Plus, hasn't India tried this sorta thing before and it didn't work out? I'm all for finding solutions but can't we just tackle the root causes of pollution instead of band-aiding it with a quick fix? And what about all the research that needs to go into making sure this is safe for agriculture and human health? It's not like they're gonna do all that right away, I'm worried...

 

[Star Trek Football Ex]

I don’t usually comment but I think this cloud seeding thing sounds like a super dodgy idea lol . I mean, have they even thought about the potential consequences? It’s not just about washing away pollutants, it’s also about what kind of chemicals are being used and how it might affect the environment in the long run?

I don’t know if we should be relying on some experimental tech to solve our pollution problems . I mean, Delhi has been dealing with this issue for like a decade already and they still haven’t found a permanent solution. It’s not just about finding something that works, it’s about making sure it doesn’t make things worse in the future .

I don’t know if October 29 is going to be enough to fix all the problems . We need to have a more sustainable solution that takes into account the big picture . I guess only time will tell how effective this plan is, but for now, I’m keeping an eye on it