Puerto Rico's cloud seeding operations are continuing while the government evaluates the data submitted so far, La Fortaleza confirmed in a statement reported Oct 22.[1]
The island contracted the firm SOAR in early September for approximately $400,000 to run the operations, which were aimed at the drought pressing on local reservoirs.[2]
The public account describes two things: the work is ongoing, and the government has not yet drawn a conclusion from what SOAR has turned in. What the data shows, and whether $400,000 moved any water into the reservoirs, is the part still under review.Las operaciones de siembra de nubes en Puerto Rico continúan mientras el gobierno evalúa los datos entregados hasta ahora, confirmó La Fortaleza en una declaración reseñada el 22 de octubre.[1]
La isla contrató a la firma SOAR a principios de septiembre por aproximadamente $400,000 para realizar las operaciones, dirigidas a atender la sequía que presiona los embalses locales.[2]
El recuento público describe dos cosas: el trabajo sigue en marcha y el gobierno aún no ha llegado a una conclusión sobre lo que SOAR ha entregado. Lo que muestran los datos, y si los $400,000 movieron agua a los embalses, es la parte que todavía está bajo revisión.
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La Fortaleza confirmed that cloud seeding operations are continuing while the government evaluates the submitted data. · WAPA.TV
Puerto Rico contracted firm SOAR in early September for approximately $400,000 to conduct cloud seeding operations to address drought affecting local reservoirs. · WAPA.TV
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