Water from air

Researchers have successfully carried out trials on a new water harvester that can extract drinkable water from the air - offering a solution to people living in water-deprived areas.

WaterAid and Arup's drawing water challenge to find new ways to deal with water and sanitation issues has come up with some potentially winning ideas. The winning entry is 'WatAir' - a 96m, inverted pyramid array of panels that collects dew from the air and turns it into 48 litres of fresh water per day.

The water harvesting system received the 2015-2016 World Design Impact Prize

As our population grows and temperatures rise, the global water crisis is getting worse, spurring scientists to develop better ways of harvesting water by improving fog harvesters.

Warka Water Inc. (deleted) is raising funds for Warka Water: Each drop counts on Kickstarter! Warka Water captures potable water from the air by collecting rain, harvesting fog and dew for rural communities in Ethiopia.

Smart technology that uses 85% less energy and creates drinking wat | Check out 'Creating affordable drinking water through smart technology' on Indiegogo.

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