In 2018, scientists seeded clouds over China's Muz Taw Glacier to make snow; the brighter surface was fol | The Times of India
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Researchers conducted cloud seeding on China's Muz Taw Glacier in 2018 to induce artificial snowfall and reduce melting. Preliminary results suggest that increased snowfall enhanced the glacier's albedo, leading to a significant reduction in mass loss during the summer melting season.
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The writing is clear and informative, presenting scientific findings in a structured manner typical of news articles. It effectively communicates the experiment and its implications for climate science while maintaining an objective tone.
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