There’s not that much hysteria to be honest. Even WebMD notes that silver toxicity only becomes a concern at much larger scale and that no cases of toxicity have been traced back to cloud seeding.
Keep in mind the guy that wrote this article (more of an advertisement piece really) owns a website that sells colloidal silver, so he certainly isn’t impartial: https://thesilveredge.com/
I don't care about the silver as much as I do the excess rain. It's rained here since the 22nd of December with less then 2 days break. I can't work in the rain so it's costing me money. If my government is causing this, there is a problem
I thought was responding to the other guy who posted an article about environmental hysteria. I think Damus might have jumbled the thread. But anyway agreed, it sounds a bit weird if people are actively seeding clouds when it’s been raining for like 2 and a half months straight. Are they trying to refill catchments as much as possible before dry season or something?
A zap station makes better sense to me.
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