Fog harvesting could provide water for the driest cities

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Harvesting fog could combat water shortages in world’s driest regions

Harvesting fog could ease water scarcity in the world's driest place, a new study has suggested.

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Desert Cities Could One Day Pull Water From the Air With Fog Harvesting

Humans have this nasty habit of filling themselves with either hubris or delusion and then building cities in places where cities should not be. A lot of human settlements are old and we didn’t know any better. For instance, considering how much we need water to survive, maybe we shouldn’t have built cities and places with little to no access to water. Places like the Atacama Desert of Chile, where annual rainfall is less than 0.04 inches. There…

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Harvesting fog could reduce water shortages in the driest place in the world, a recent study suggests, the DPA agency reported on Friday, quoted by Agerpres. In Chile's Atacama Desert, where annual rainfall is…

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Fog harvesting can solve water crisis in arid cities, says Chile scientists

Fog harvesting is a relatively simple process. Mesh panels are hung between poles, and as moisture-laden clouds pass through the mesh, water droplets form and are channelled into pipes and storage tanks

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Fog harvesting could combat water scarcity in dry areas

Capturing water from fog - on a large scale - could provide some of the driest cities in...

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How morning fog could be vital water source in world's driest desert

Learn how fog collection can help mitigate water shortage in Alto Hospicio, providing vital resources to underserved communities.