A number of companies have recently emerged that are tackling the problem of maximizing precipitation levels in areas that produce insufficient amounts for the local populace. Rainwater Tech is led by a former HP President and is employing a solution that claims strong augmentation results can be achieved via ground-based ionization of moisture laden particles that are already present in the air.
Over $369 billion has been allotted to prompt an expansion of renewable energy and cleantech initiatives. Solar and wind construction could readily surpass the amount currently in use by a factor of two to three within the end of the decade, costs should continue on a downward trend, and job growth within the sector is anticipated to be exceptional. Tax credits and subsidies will be put in place that are structured in a manner that will make it highly attractive to start and operate projects in this arena.