This will most definitely work...

[BlackBII]

http://inhabitat.com/2010/05/10/bill-gates-announces-funding-for-seawater-spraying-cloud-machines/

Bill Gates Announces Funding for Seawater-Spraying Cloud Machines

by Ariel Schwartz, 05/10/10

Environmentalists have long argued about whether geoengineering (using technology to alter the climate) is a good way to tackle climate change. But the tactic has some heavy hitters on its side, including Bill Gates. The Microsoft founder recently announced plans to invest $300,000 into research for machines that suck up seawater and spray it into the air, seeding white clouds that reflect rays of sunlight away from Earth.

Photo by Ninja Gecko

The machines, developed by a San Francisco-based research group called Silver Lining, turn seawater into tiny particles that can be shot up over 3,000 feet in the air. The particles increase the density of clouds by increasing the amount of nuclei contained within. Silver Lining’s floating machines can suck up ten tons of water per second.

If all goes well, Silver Lining plans to test the process with 10 ships spread throughout 3800 square miles of ocean. Even if that goes well, the technology has a long way to go before it can significantly alter the climate — a recent study showed that it would it take 1,900 ships at a cost of over $7 billion to stop Earth’s temperature from rising.

 

[Hopman]

So, given the fact that it's Bill Gates doing this, we'll now have to worry about the "Blue Sky of Death?"

 

[Ranger Kip]

OMG this is dumb..... *cuts Bill Gates' wrist for him*

 

[cammeddrz]

snopes?.........

 

[mp3deviant721]

Good intentions. Bad idea.

 

[adsm08]

So, given the fact that it's Bill Gates doing this, we'll now have to worry about the "Blue Sky of Death?"

 

[Rangered06]

wouldnt denser wetter clouds also create bigger storms? and just super charge hurricanes and stuff like that?