Harvesting water from thin air: the WarkaWater

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Just saw this on the NPR website. Too cool! We need more minds coming up with solutions like this!

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Heidi Hoff : thanks for finding and posting this. You and your other fellow members may want to googol Fog collection, Fog fences, Dew ponds are a very interesting topic,
but I do not know of any current work in that field ! The Anasazi had similar flat 'plays' laid out in certain areas where this collection was possible, but they all drained
into underground storage tanks, Some of them have been repaired and are used by wildlife ! For the Crafts ! Big AL !

Late note : I just noted your location, Fog Fences would work a treat in your location ! A.L.

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