Here's a simple example: If you cut a tornado funnel half way between the top and bottom it will dissipate. Using any material, be it Mylar, plastic sheet (think trash bags), aluminum foil the funnel will return to the clouds. Pull a sheet with a rocket on either side through the funnel, and it's gone. Where are the experiments? What is happening to date, with every event, is to watch it do it's work and then clean up. That is a lack of will, determination, innovation, and investment. I don't know if the rocketry would work, but do something other than just watching them do damage ...
Hurricanes and other things. I don't think anyone is even trying to stop this stuff - figuring that's it good for (someone's) business maybe. Saying it's too big is capitulation. I KNOW people have the intelligence, and resources to be more aggressive against mother nature. Capitulation is what kids do. Adults persevere, solve the problem, or die trying.
The answers might surprise people. Suppose it's found out that all you have to do is spray a hurricane with cold salt water. Who knows? Used to be you couldn't fly a plane through a hurricane. Now there are satellites. Things change, but the problems are still there. Why are there so many cities without plentiful access to clean water? There are floods all over the country every year. Those millions of gallons of water could be used in potable water systems, rather than letting it all flow into the ocean and get contaminated.
BTW: Could we give the trolls a cookie?
