Why China wanted to build the 'sky river' across the Tibetan Plateau
•In 2018, Chinese state media announced one of the most ambitious weather engineering projects ever proposed, an attempt to build a permanent airborne water corridor across the Tibetan plateau.
•Named Tianhe, meaning sky river, the plan aimed to use tens of thousands of fuel burning cloud seeding chambers scattered across an area roughly the size of Alaska, seeding clouds with silver iodide i...
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In 2018, Chinese state media announced one of the most ambitious weather engineering projects ever proposed, an attempt to build a permanent airborne water corridor across the Tibetan plateau. Named Tianhe, meaning sky river, the plan aimed to use tens of thousands of fuel burning cloud seeding chambers scattered across an area roughly the size of Alaska, seeding clouds with silver iodide in the hope of diverting monsoon moisture from the Indian Ocean toward China's drier northern regions.المصدر: Times of India | Source: Times of India
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