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Title: Industry News.
Source: Journal: American Water Works Association. May2025, Vol. 117 Issue 4, p79-82. 4p.
Subjects: Rain-making, Water management, Extreme weather, Disaster resilience, Drinking water treatment units, Droughts, Meteorological precipitation, American Water Works Association, Silver iodide
Abstract: The American Water Works Association's journal discusses the benefits and challenges of cloud seeding technology, which aims to increase precipitation to mitigate water management challenges caused by drought. The report highlights the lack of reliable data on cloud seeding effectiveness and the uncertain safety of using silver iodide. Additionally, the journal explores the concepts of robustness, resilience, reliability, risk, and vulnerability in relation to drinking water treatment plants, emphasizing the importance of these measures for adapting to extreme weather events and ensuring safe water delivery to communities. [Extracted from the article]
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  Data: The American Water Works Association's journal discusses the benefits and challenges of cloud seeding technology, which aims to increase precipitation to mitigate water management challenges caused by drought. The report highlights the lack of reliable data on cloud seeding effectiveness and the uncertain safety of using silver iodide. Additionally, the journal explores the concepts of robustness, resilience, reliability, risk, and vulnerability in relation to drinking water treatment plants, emphasizing the importance of these measures for adapting to extreme weather events and ensuring safe water delivery to communities. [Extracted from the article]
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