While billionaires of the Hoard and investors play monopoly with agricultural land, one founder of 20 years are trying to do something completely different: creating water air for water.

Meet Augustus Doricko, General Manager Rainwater – Southern California Startap using the seeds in the cloud cloud for an artificial increase in precipitation through agricultural land in Strossija. If it sounds like science fiction, it’s because it’s a kind. But it is also very really, very funded and potentially very important.
Here’s what you need to know.
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Whatever in front of you is the sowing in the cloud?
“Sitting in the cloud just changes the amount of water that falls to the ground,” Dorick said.
Science is sudden direct.
Doricko explained the process in simple terms: They think the clouds with droplets are too much so that they fall, fly drones in me and spray the mineral that small tiny and rain becomes heavy enough to fall or rain.
Basically, he tricked clouds in the rain when we naturally Wald.
From zero to seed round
Augustus Doricko did not graduate from college. He was one grade of diploma in UC Berkeley when he left to initiate the initiation of coincidence with water in Texas.
He brought him that job to California – and knowledge that the regulation alone Wald does not resolve the water crisis. So it starts to look at the balls for the production of more water.
Result? New company, in a $ 6.3 million seed circle (with supporting backs like Garry Tan), and a Screppy team that works from the EL Segundou warehouse, the outer front ‘
His cargo investors? Dead simple.
“It was pretestforward to say:” Hey, people need water. We can succeed. “That was easy,” Dorick said.
At one point, the raincoats and picked him up the whole team and moved to the village Oregon to get rural drone regulations. It’s a startup of energy.
The role is larger than California
Suitable to Doricko, who failed to resolve the west crisis could lead …
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