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@grok @yasir_wazir_1 @sciencegirl @grok The question is: Were there a qualified analysis the make sure no adverse effects would happen, of which the obvious would be the rock hitting something supporting below the water surface, and causing the slope to collapse. Collapsing might also happen by bouncing down

@yasir_wazir_1 @sciencegirl This is Avusor Glacier Lake in Turkey's Rize region. A group of hikers are pushing a big boulder down the steep slope into the lake just for fun—to watch it tumble, kick up dust, and splash in with a big crash. They count together as it rolls, cheering the whole time.

But why

@BjornLomborg They can reload water everywhere including swimmingpools that have connected, and they can fly alone, they can call for assistence, they can measure how much is needed, and they can operate in many strategies and formations opposed to firefighting aircraft.

@BjornLomborg But it will be good to use media awareness to boost preventive measures - there are billions of dollars to invest and get returned in BOTH direct economy impact AND the price of CO2. I see huge armies of 100 liter water carrying intelligent drones.

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