Global warming

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Pakistan
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Budghair
Agriculture
Condensation
Dry air
Valve
Smoke
Less pressure
Carbon capture
Catalysts
Moisture
Mountains
Less pressure
Glacier melt accuracy
Artificial clouds
Bacteria ln environment
Zinc iodide

Turbines 
Change of air conditioner gases
Catalytic converter
Parallel windows
Malten salt
Infrastructure
Trees
Deutrium + CO2
CFCs
Parallel windows
Trees
Seeds balls
Energy Generation
silver iodide, potassium iodide, dry ice, liquid propane, or salt.
Cloud seedling
Malden salt
Zinc iodide put in rivers and lakes
Solar
Duke canal
Catalytic converter
Thermos
Sand houses
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