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Weather could be controlled by making tiny changes to chaotic system

21 Apr 2022
Flooding river
Averting floods: the chaotic nature of the weather could be used to prevent heavy downpours. (Courtesy: iStock/Supratim-Bhattacharjee)
The chaotic nature of weather could be turned to humanity’s advantage by allowing a series of

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