“The life-giving liquid is the purest you could hope to taste–and it’s also free and environmentally friendly,” said Doreen Gough, media affairs manager for the University of South Africa (UNISA).
“UNISA is launching another of its fog-harvesting systems in South Africa today, this one in the country’s Eastern Cape Province.
“The university “has been engaged with a largescale research and development project on fog harvesting as an alternative source of potable water for many isolated rural communities struggling to access pure and clean water. Many of the communities where the research projects have been conducted experience scarce water supply and the villagers travel long distances to fetch it,” Gough said in an e-mail to Nat Geo News Watch.”
read more: The Palestine Telegraph
the Hawaiians up on the dry slope use this technology to harvest water through condensation technology– use a tarp
Great research!!