California dooms itself by banning logging

Same with Oregon

It would though if they do end up in the tress as loose powder

they do control burning in some parts so thats a positive

I live over here. Seeing is done with dust/sawdust, not aluminum, that causes a health hazard

Powdered aluminum is very flamable. HOWEVER. IT MUST BE POWDERED or it doesn't catch too easily.

Right sawdust makes sense

Just need a particulate

They may use different particulates but aluminum is one of them

That does sound really improbable. That would be expensive AF

it's considered biologically inert for the most part

aluminum is dirt cheap

it's one of the cheapest metals around

How much you think gets dumped to make a cloud?

Sawdust os basically free, that makes sense

Aluminum is harmful if inhaled, and causes an issue environmentally.

it's a very fine particulate, more so than sawdust

The hippies of Oregon and Cali would never allow that.

or it can be made into a more fine particulate

they use it in all sorts of things

Cali of all places, where everything is cancer, would kill itself before letting someone spray metal in the air.

it's also used for painting and I think anodizing too if I'm not mistaken

wait what are we talking about

aluminum clouds?

They would ban dihydrogen monoxide if they hadn't gotten laughed at right before signing it

"Water agencies across the West, including in Southern California, have for decades shot silver iodide into clouds from cannons and airplanes. The theory is that the particles make the clouds drop even more snow than would fall otherwise."

Its Silver iodide

not dead, guess I'm not gay :ok_hand:

but someday you will be

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wow rude

its okay

"Silver iodide is an inorganic compound with the formula AgI. The compound is a bright yellow solid, but samples almost always contain impurities of metallic silver that give a gray coloration. The silver contamination arises because AgI is highly photosensitive."

Guess his corpse will be... *Stiff.*

turtles live longer than humans 🤣

"The US Public Health Service claims there is a negligible environmental impact by cloud seeding. That said, silver iodide when studied in labs is a different story all together and is indeed toxic and dangerous. This same study says that silver is not known to be carcinogenic to humans."

turtwig is going to live to snap at my grave

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Now I have a Shield Hero episode to watch.

https://news.clickhole.com/this-tortoise-is-182-years-old-so-why-hasn-t-he-stoppe-1825122690

Id eat it