> You're taking water from clouds that would normally have dropped it elsewhere, which just shifts the problem by depriving some other region of the water it re

> You're taking water from clouds that would normally have dropped it elsewhere, which just shifts the problem by depriving some other region of the water it relies on That's an interesting idea. Countries have gone to war over water rights. One country builds a dam to hog all the water, and the neighboring country gets angry enough to blow up this dam. Would seeding clouds take away rain that could have dropped on another country that equally needs the rain?