I don't know about this cloud seeding thing... sounds like they're just throwing money at the problem
. I mean, have you seen those planes flying around with silver iodide? It's like something out of a sci-fi movie!
And what's with the "perfect conditions" requirement? Like, it's always cloudy over Delhi or something
. Not to mention, it doesn't address the real problem – all the cars and factories spewing out pollution in the first place
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I'm not saying it can't work, but we need more research on the long-term effects, you know? What about the farmers who grow crops in this toxic air? Or the people with lung problems who are already struggling to breathe
. It's like they're just ignoring all those concerns and hoping for a miracle
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And don't even get me started on the Diwali festival being a contributing factor
. I mean, I love fireworks as much as the next person, but come on... that's not exactly the cleanest time of year, is it?
I guess what I'm saying is, let's be real – this cloud seeding thing might give us some temporary relief, but we need to address the root cause of the problem, not just cover it up with a quick fix
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. I mean, it's just adding some particles to the clouds and hoping for rain? That's like trying to conjure up a storm with a magic wand 
. And what about all those years of pollution buildup? That can't just disappear overnight 
. The government should be focusing on cleaner energy and reducing emissions, not messing around with cloud seeding 
. Still, I guess it's worth a shot? Maybe we'll get some much-needed rain soon 
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Cloud seeding might be a game-changer for Delhi, but it's not going to single-handedly solve the air quality crisis overnight 
. We need more research on long-term effects too, I'm worried about those farmers and people with respiratory issues 
. Still, it's a start, and if it brings some relief from this toxic air, count me in 
#CleanAirMatters #DelhiDeservesBetter #CloudSeedingForACleanerFuture
I mean, what's the harm in trying something new? Delhi's been struggling with this smog problem for ages, and it's gotta be tough on people's health. I guess cloud seeding is worth a shot. 
Still, at least they're trying something other than just throwing money at the problem. We need all the help we can get with this pollution issue 