Extracting water from the air has been practised for thousands of years – and a new innovation offers the potential to gather 10 gallons an hour.
A ‘lightweight, battery-powered freshwater harvester’ being developed by Shing-Chung (Josh) Wong, Ph.D, and his students at the University of Akron shows the potential to operate in ‘arid desert environments’, which would help to tackle water shortages.
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