Social acceptance of weather modification : the emergent South Dakota controversy.

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TextSeries: Program on Technology, Environment and Man Monograph ; #23Publication details: Colo. : University of Colorado. Institute of Behavioral Science, 1976Description: xii, 194 pSubject(s):

Weather control -- South Dakota

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551.6809783 21

Subject: Examines the sociological aspects of weather modification in South Dakota. The research program spread over 4 years, in 20 participating counties. There was majority favourablility to weather modification at the beginning of the project, however as the perception of the efficacy of cloud seeding fell, so did the favourable response. After 3 operational seasons, organized opposition arose from those who believed they were being disadvantaged

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Examines the sociological aspects of weather modification in South Dakota. The research program spread over 4 years, in 20 participating counties. There was majority favourablility to weather modification at the beginning of the project, however as the perception of the efficacy of cloud seeding fell, so did the favourable response. After 3 operational seasons, organized opposition arose from those who believed they were being disadvantaged

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