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Water, Power and Drought

The ability to affect the rate of evaporation of the open ocean would seem to be beyond the range of economical endeavor. But the recent discovery of a boundary layer covering most of the ocean that must be broken for evaporation to begin offers hope for a new drought reduction mechanism.

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mike fallwell Permalink Reply by mike fallwell on July 30, 2008 at 3:46pm
Rain is the cheapest and cleanest source of water and power.

We are developing a way to increase rain in drought areas with a very small amount of capital.

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barrie harrop Permalink Reply by barrie harrop on January 25, 2009 at 9:00pm

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