> Test sites in Oman, as well as facilities in Utah and Colorado, have demonstrated the capacity to boost natural precipitation by up 15% or more, Seidl said.
> “We guarantee 10%,” he said.
> The company is trying to sell its units to private parties, and to municipal, county and state agencies, he said.
Old geezer take: If there was clear data showing that their gadgets worked as advertised, then they'd be too busy selling 'em to eager buyers to waste any time squabbling with Wyoming state lawmakers.
> Test sites in Oman, as well as facilities in Utah and Colorado, have demonstrated the capacity to boost natural precipitation by up 15% or more, Seidl said.
> “We guarantee 10%,” he said.
> The company is trying to sell its units to private parties, and to municipal, county and state agencies, he said.
Old geezer take: If there was clear data showing that their gadgets worked as advertised, then they'd be too busy selling 'em to eager buyers to waste any time squabbling with Wyoming state lawmakers.