Promising Solar Technology Would Expand Drinking Water Access
Source: KLa Systems
Several advancements in solar technology may provide the answer to drinking water production in distressed regions of the world.
A new material developed by researchers speeds up the process in solar stills, the tank-like devices used to evaporate impure water and condense the vapor into potable form. Current products on the market are big, pricey and can barely produce enough water for a small family. However, shrinking the size and cost of solar stills would open access for many people lacking water resources.
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