This is anextraordinarily important development.  Ihave posted on the advent of the Edenmachine which uses sunlight to draw down humidity from the atmosphere to wateran immediately adjacent tree or two.  Thedraw back was that it needed to store energy and needed high humidity toperform well.  This could be solved byoperating on the edge of deserts and slowly moving into the desert as thegrowing trees slowly brought along the humidity.

This systemwill completely accelerate the process by inducing multiple local thunderstormsthat support the increasing humidity that can then support the restoration offorests, which expands the whole process far quicker.

Thus a firstphase would cover a chosen area were the upwind boundary area gets enoughhumidity with ion emitters.  If we areclever, the power can be produced by windmills and it can also be a powerplant.  The ionizers will be turned ononly when conditions permit.

With a longband of ionizers in place the thunderstorms will strike in a downwind band.  This will need to be captured with plenty oftrees.  Over time the build up ofvegetation will stabilize humidity and bring on general rainfall.

Again, thebig trick is to determine the far edge of the desert for doing all this becausethe expanding green belt supported by the Edenmachine protocol will cause steady down wind expansion.

The ionizersby themselves are a great start but thunderstorms are naturally inefficient andspotty.  It is the trees that stabilizeit all.

The entireSahara and the deserts of the Middle East canbe now carpeted with schools of wind turbines and ionizers.   The resulting thunderstorm bombardment willrecharge ground water everywhere and soon bring on natural forest regenerationall of which increases and supports increasing general humidity.

In time, andmuch sooner than I had ever hoped, such an enterprise would completely reforestthe whole region.  We can do it.  In fact, once the infrastructure is put inplace, the forest recovery will be almost exponential and completed to fullcoverage inside perhaps fifty years.

HOW TECHNOLOGY IS KICKING UP A STORM

The Metro System scientists used ionisers to producenegatively charged particles called electrons.

They have a natural tendency to attach to tiny specks ofdust which are ever-present in the atmosphere in the desert-regions.

These are then carried up from the emitters by convection -upward currents of air generated by the heat release from sunlight as it hitsthe ground.

Once the dust particles reach the right height for cloudformation, the charges will attract water molecules floating in the air whichthen start to condense around them.

If there is sufficient moisture in the air, it inducesbillions of droplets to form which finally means cloud and rain.