I'm actually kinda hyped about this cloud seeding thingy 
! I mean, it's not like they're giving up on Delhi or anything. And think about it, if it even partially works, that's a huge win for the environment, right? It's not all doom and gloom... I guess what's worrying is the lack of research on the chemicals used in the process 
. But hey, at least they're trying something new! And who knows, maybe this will be the spark that leads to some real change 
. Maybe we'll see a whole new wave of innovations to tackle pollution 
. Fingers crossed for Delhi and the world 
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! I mean, it's not like they're giving up on Delhi or anything. And think about it, if it even partially works, that's a huge win for the environment, right? It's not all doom and gloom... I guess what's worrying is the lack of research on the chemicals used in the process . But hey, at least they're trying something new! And who knows, maybe this will be the spark that leads to some real change . Maybe we'll see a whole new wave of innovations to tackle pollution . Fingers crossed for Delhi and the world !
I mean, I get why the gov's trying to think outside the box, but are we just throwing money at a problem without really addressing the root cause of pollution in Delhi? It feels like a Band-Aid solution rather than a long-term fix. And what about all those unknowns about the chemicals they're using? Silver iodide and sodium chloride? We shouldn't be rushing into this without more research on the potential effects on our health and agriculture... 
I'm surprised they're trying cloud seeding again, months after the previous attempt got put on hold. Interesting how some experts are calling it out as a gimmick and not addressing the root causes of pollution... sounds like they need more research on the chemicals being used 
Maybe this trial will bring some real change to Delhi's air quality? 