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Harvesting water from nothingness

Clipped to the Drawing Board by Ryan

In some parts of the world fresh, clean water is scarce. What is needed is a way to gain water, in an efficient manner, for people living in such places. And it turns out that the way to go about it may be remarkable simple. Collect dew. From an engineering perspective the device is really quite beautful. No energy required, no moving parts and easy to set up and transport.

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