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Indonesia dropped 2.4 tonnes of dry ice over South Sumatra on Oct 15 and 16 in an attempt to disperse thick haze from forest and land fires. The experimental te…
Indonesia dropped 2.4 tonnes of dry ice over South Sumatra on Oct 15 and 16 in an attempt to disperse thick haze from forest and land fires.
The experimental technique aims to disrupt atmospheric conditions that trap smoke near the ground. But how does it work? Could it offer meaningful relief from the haze or is it just a temporary fix?
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@@bejomobil9Imported2wk ago
Pertama dulu ide nya mau pakai tepung untuk pemadaman... 🙈🙈🙈
@@ah_min_ah_minImported2wk ago
anything can be done as long as the fire keep going 😮
@@dominique-valoisImported2wk ago
Next, give liquid nitrogen a try.
@@kerrchingleong5818Imported2wk ago
Why not creat cloud seeding?? what are they doing? It doesn't work
@@silverhawk911Imported2wk ago
If only this was done earlier
@@LuvAniT.4tImported2wk ago
did they ask chatgpt before they do this?
@@liar-liarImported2wk ago
It just means they just spread the Haze, move it further away from Indonesia and more Haze go to their neighboring countries 😮😮😮
Indonesia dropped 2.4 tonnes of dry ice over South Sumatra on Oct 15 and 16 in an attempt to disperse thick haze from forest and land fires.
The experimental technique aims to disrupt atmospheric conditions that trap smoke near the ground. But how does it work? Could it offer meaningful relief from the haze or is it just a temporary fix?
Read more: https://cna.asia/4B8EGOx
#haze #indonesia #dryice #cnaexplains
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Indonesia is dropping dry ice to fight haze. But does it work?
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