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The primary motivation for hail suppression experiments is:

The primary motivation for hail suppression experiments is:
A) to generate more rain and less hail in order to supplement the water supply.
B) to protect endangered species living in hail-prone areas.
C) to reduce loss of human life in severe hail storms.
D) to prevent or lessen damage to crops and property.

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Atmosphere: An Introduction to Meteorology

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Authors: Lutgens, Tarbuck, Tasa

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