Cloud seeding is a weather modification technique that improves a cloud’s ability to produce rain, in order to tackle pollution The cloud seeding trials at five locations in the Capital are ...

Delhi is set to conduct five cloud-seeding trials, a weather modification method aimed at inducing rain, to address air ...

NEW DELHI: In a renewed bid to combat air pollution, the Delhi government is preparing to conduct five cloud-seeding trials in the coming weeks. The trials, likely to begin by late May or June ...

In a bid to combat air pollution, the Delhi government will carry out cloud seeding trials at five different locations in the city towards the end of this month. However, the final spots for these ...

SPAregions/X Cairo: A Saudi government cloud seeding agency has reported "promising results" from research exploring the use of advanced technology to help cool temperatures at holy sites ...

Delhi is set to conduct cloud seeding trials, with Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa announcing the proposal will be presented at the next cabinet meeting. Two artificial rain trials ...

Delhi government plans two cloud-seeding trials this month to tackle pollution, despite experts doubting its effectiveness for long-term solutions. The Delhi government is likely to conduct two ...

Utah, home to the nation’s largest cloud seeding program, is at the crossroads of the technology’s past and future. The state has become a proving ground for cloud seeding in the West ...

The first trial is scheduled for late May or June, subject to requisite clearances, and will cover an area of approximately 100 sq km, primarily on the outskirts of the capital. NEW DELHI: The ...

The Delhi Cabinet on Wednesday approved a proposal to conduct five cloud-seeding trials to be overseen by IIT-Kanpur. Environment Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa said the total outlay for the ...

In a fresh push to combat air pollution, the Delhi cabinet on May 7 approved a proposal to conduct five cloud-seeding trials, with a total project outlay of Rs 3.21 crore.