Yes.

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Published 2002

“Not only does cloud seeding

fail to achieve the desired

effect, it also yields harmful consequences.

Some of these consequences include rain

suppression, flooding, tornadoes, and

silver iodide toxicity. “

“Under the guidelines of the Clean Water

Act by the EPA, silver iodide is considered

a hazardous substance, a priority

pollutant, and as a toxic pollutant…

 The question is not that is cloud seeding

harmful, but how harmful. It is obvious

that it is significantly harmful. So far,

programs such as PGCD have not provided

effective monitoring and sampling to

demonstrate that the silver concentrations

in the water and soil caused by cloud

seeding are at “safe levels.” To test for

silver in the water and soil, the methods

are sophisticated and require the latest in

technology, along with standards set by

such agencies as the EPA.(7) Without such

testing, such programs must be stopped

immediately. There is too much at risk for

their experimentation.”

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