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Thank you, Manticore. I shall look into this more. Hopefully, my school has the patience for just a BIT more area of interest. (Yes, that was sarcasm).

Manticore, I can't help but notice that according to your profile picture displayed in your reply box, you appear to have experienced the culture and the environment of Tanzania, and probably other African countries. I used to know a friend from Tanzania, who described his hometown as drought-ridden and with few rainy seasons. Are you educated of government attempts to operate weather modification anywhere in Africa? If so, have you attempted to teach/inform the public or other organizations? Forgive me; I know so little of countries across the Atlantic, but would appreciate your perspective and first-hand experience.

Hello, members. I've come across this science forum under a recommendation from some of my friends. I have still yet to see if your discussions contain viable content, regarding that I've only become a member recently. Moving on from that, I am an aspiring student who is interested in environmental problems that impact our world or countries socially, economically, etc. Right now, I'm focusing on the topic of weather modification (otherwise known as geoengineering physics) -- more specifically, cloudseeding. I have a google form with an article that summarizes my information, but I feel that it possibly needs more revision, or more areas to look into, like alternatives, organizations, and such. https://drive.google.com/open?id=1lXUIv84pH9ZdizUFDWankDW6z0PlJOSZrQRblz3w6e0 Which is why I'd like to bring up the question for our discussion forum: Should weather modification continue as a global study?