China Is Building a Rain-Making System Three Times as Big as Spain

China Is Building a Rain-Making System Three Times as Big as Spain

  • March 29, 2018
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China Is Building a Rain-Making System Three Times as Big as Spain

China is testing cutting-edge defence technology to develop a powerful yet relatively low-cost weather modification system to bring substantially more rain to the Tibetan plateau, Asia’s biggest freshwater reserve.

Source: scmp.com

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