The moisture in those clouds were meant for somewhere else. The earth knows best what to do with its rain cycle. Taking that moisture robs had messed up the balance.
With regard to the effect of silber iodide, of most concern is the potential effect on the microbiomes of lakes and slow moving streams. Silver is highly toxic to microflora and microfauna, and reckless cloud seeding could conceivably destroy a closed or slow moving aquatic biome by killing off the bottom of the food chain.
This is not true. Labor is often one of the biggest line items of expenses for any business. In Washington State, minimum wage jumped $7.66 per hour in the past nine years. That is an increase of over $12,000 per week for a company who has only 40 employees working 40 hours per week. That is an increase of over $624,000 per year.
That isn't true. For example the price of a Big Mac in Washington State are much higher than in Nebraska. In areas of Washington like the Kennewick or Pasco, the burger alone is about $7.59, while major metropolitan areas like Seattle can see prices reach $7.06 to $9.09. A standalon Big Mac in Nebraska averages around $5.86.
Minimum wage in Nebraska is $15. In Washington it $17.13. Business have to increased their prices whenever minimum wage increases if they want toale a profit and stay in business.
Fool. Prices raised significantly when minimum wage took a big leap. Businesses need to make a profit. Minimum wage 9 years ago was $9.47. It's now $17.13.
If 40 to 60 people work 6 hours a day, 5 days a week the increase to Mc Donalds wages per week jumped almost $10,000 A WEEK. Of course they have had to raise their prices substantially. Not only did their labor cost increase, all the products purchased to make the food and transport it increased due to other companies paying higher prices for labor.