Warum Wissenschaftler mit dem Nebel mit der Ernte beginnen wollen: Eine erneuerbare Wasserquelle für die Zukunft
https://hive.blog/science/@davideownzall/why-scientists-want-to-start-harvesting-fog-a-renewable-water-source-for-the-future
Warum Wissenschaftler mit dem Nebel mit der Ernte beginnen wollen: Eine erneuerbare Wasserquelle für die Zukunft
https://hive.blog/science/@davideownzall/why-scientists-want-to-start-harvesting-fog-a-renewable-water-source-for-the-future
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As water scarcity becomes an increasingly urgent issue, fog harvesting presents a promising solution for future water sustainability. This technology, which captures moisture from fog, could provide a renewable and low-cost water source for arid regions. Fog harvesting might be scaled and integrated into urban and rural water systems in the future. How can technological advancements make this method more efficient? Could it become a key part of a broader strategy to address global water shortages and enhance climate resilience?
No wonder they have been messing with putting particulates in the fog recently
this is proof scientists are getting stupider and stupider.
And here we are again with the „dehumidifier sollution“ that always ALWAYS end up with the conclusion that it only works in the regions where it’s not needed
Drawing more water will just create more arid conditions and more wild fires. If there’s not enough water then there are to many people.
The „plasma channel“ on YouTube recently did a video about using high voltage electricity to massively improve fog water harvesting over traditional fog net tech. Not sure about the economics over „more bigger nets“ but cool tech for sure.