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Rewiring
When I went to college for meteorology, cloud seeding was "inefficient & expensive."
That is NOT the case today. 42 cloud seeding projects in 10 states w/ hundreds of ground based cloud seeders sending silver iodide into storms to make them snow more than they naturally would.
Full story:
How cloud seeding could help Colorado River l GMA:
Ginger Zee takes a look at why the river is under threat and why the technique is in use among 10 Western states.
How beavers could help the Colorado River survive future droughts: https://abcn.ws/3A7reMv