I heard the seeding of clouds took place several years ago. Without the facts or time regarding how long this process takes to work then it is difficult to believe that seeding is a contributing factor to mudslides and erosion. Why wouldn’t the clouds be seeded when a fire is raging to help extinguish it? That would make more sense to me. Good topic for debate. Thanks.
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Hello @mother2chicks! My point was that seeding the clouds during a 'natural disaster' such as a fire, as you suggested, soaks the ground soil and softens it... especially somewhere like Los Angeles which isn't used to much rain. If the soil has already been softened unnaturally, when the 'normal' rains come, the water has no where to soak into and results in mudslides. Thanks for reading and commenting, appreciate the discussion for sure!
Ok. I get it. Never heard about how seeding had already taken place to extinguish fires. Now I understand what you are saying. Makes perfect sense that an unnatural event could happen in the aftermath. Ie the mudslides. 🐓🐓