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Low tech water treatment for small scale dyeing

 
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I just watched this delightful video about an Indigenous community in Mexico. Two teenaged girls are developing a low tech water treatment system to conserve water for reuse and to protect fields and groundwater.

I like that it shows how just 1 or 2 people can make a significant impact just by caring enough to look for solutions.

 
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