Evidence Of 'Rain-making' Bacteria Discovered In Atmosphere And Snow -- ScienceDaily
Evidence Of 'Rain-making' Bacteria Discovered In Atmosphere And Snow Date: February 29, 2008 Source: Louisiana State University Summary: Rain-making bacteria have been discovered, and they are widely distributed in the atmosphere. These biological particles could factor heavily into the precipitation cycle, affecting climate, agricultural productivity and even global warming, according to an artic
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