China's preparations for a climate war with the world gaining control over nature!

Beijing, Dt

China has decided to extend its weather modification program, now challenging nature, after the whole world was hit by the Corona epidemic. Many meteorologists are concerned that China is preparing for a climate war with the world in the wake of its weather modification program, which China claims is beneficial to agriculture as it seeks to gain control over nature. China's program could prove dangerous to the world due to its constantly conflicting relations with neighboring countries.

China last month fired 12 rockets from a pick-up truck to bring artificial rain 200 miles south of Beijing. The Juye County Meteorological Department ordered the rocket to be launched to alleviate the problem of drought in the local area. More than two inches of rain fell in the area within six hours of the rocket's launch.

To combat drought, control forest fires and improve air quality, China has decided to expand its weather modification program to an area of ​​more than 3 million sq km by 202. China claims that in the next five years, it will acquire artificial rain and hail techniques in an area one and a half times larger than India. At the same time, it will be successful in preventing snowfall. Although conspiratorial China equates the program with its efforts to overcome natural disasters, experts fear that China could change the climate of neighboring countries and put them in trouble.

China has been exercising control of the weather for a long time. He has used cloud seeding techniques to get rid of smog ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and to keep the skies clean during the Olympics. Cloud seeding technique is not new for artificial rain. It has been used for decades. Under it a small amount of silver iodide is transplanted in the rain. It then condenses around the new element and rains down a certain area before the load increases due to moisture.

Between 2015-16, China spent ૩૪ 1.8 billion, or Rs 4.31 billion, on various climate change programs. Last year, China's state-run Xinhua news agency said climate change techniques could reduce hail damage in China's northern region of Xinjiang by 30 percent. This sector is very important for agriculture. In addition to China and the United States, many countries have invested in cloud seeding techniques. However, China's enthusiasm for the program is worrying for neighboring countries like India. Climate change has affected the monsoon and made it more difficult to predict.

According to a study by the American National Science Foundation, if the atmospheric conditions are favorable, artificial precipitation can be done in a large area through cloud seeding technique. China claims that it wants to use the climate change program in its own interest, but experts believe that China could also use it against neighboring countries. India is China's arch-rival in Asia. In Ladakh, there is a long-running border dispute between China and India. It can also gain strategic advantage by using this technique.

The National Taiwan University said in a study last year that the lack of coordination of the climate change program could lead to disputes such as ‘rain theft’ between China and neighboring countries. There is a need to keep an eye on this controversial program and determine its boundaries. Experts believe that through this program, China can also start a geoengineering project. On its success, China could be a threat to the international balance of power. Such experiments need to be regulated internationally.

Indian Meteorological Department expands radar network in Ladakh

Keeping a close watch on the conflict with China in Ladakh and China's weather modification program, the Indian Meteorological Department has set up a radar network in Ladakh to monitor the changing weather in the Himalayas. Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences "Three radars have been installed in the Himalayas and the rest will be launched soon," Rajiv said.