Augustus Doricko

And none of those cities have any drainage infrastructure because they didn't build the cities for that because they didn't expect rain or expected very rare rain.

The soil also, it's just sand, so it can't retain much water.

So whether the Emirates cloud seeded or not,

it was going to flood the city anyway.

So that's worth pointing out from the jump.

Now, with respect to who's doing this globally, it is really Rainmaker Technology Corporation, us.

We're trying to take the best in class research from American researchers and European researchers.

We're trying to operationalize all the stuff that they've been studying for the last decade.

Then there is the Chinese Meteorological Administration.

The Chinese Meteorological Administration has a $300 million annual budget for this.

They have 38,000 employees.

There are two universities in China that offer bachelor's degrees in weather engineering, not in meteorology.

not an atmospheric science, not like predicting and forecasting the weather, specifically in engineering the weather.

They have a weather modification program in every province in China.

They are retrofitting their highest grade military drones to conduct weather modification operations.

More than double digit percentages of the water in the Three Gorges Dam, biggest dam in China, they attribute to precipitation enhancement operations.

Inner Mongolia, right, the border with Mongolia and China, they're actively turning green by making it rain more there and planting trees.

No kidding.

Yeah.

And they're doing initial experiments on flood mitigation all over Canton as well.