Environment
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Amazing! Scientists Zap Clouds With Electricity in Order to Create Rain
With an unfavorable, desert climate and a normal rainfall of just four inches - 10 cm - a year, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) is in need of more freshwater. In the process of seeking solutions, It has been sponsoring science projects from all over the world to try to make it rain
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