‘Harvesting Fog’ could alleviate the shortages of water in the deserts

The so -called fog, where the fog water is collected and stored, is feasible to secure the water needed, scientists in Istra & Zcaron.

In a one-year-old field study, scientists have discovered that I can be able to collect & ccaron; ak 5 liters of water per square meter every day.

Study co -author Virginia Carter Gamberini said that Istra & Zcaron showed that it was possible to use the use of fog water, “from rural, approaching & ccaron; but a small solution to practical water resources.”

“Our discovery; and show that the fog moobe; is a business as a complementary urban water supply in the dry area where climate change worsens the shortage of water,” she said.

“Collecting and using water, especially from unconventional sources such as fog, is a key to improvement of quality & zcaron.

Collects & ccaron; and fogs are commonly consisted of plays and ccaron, the net and the zcaron. As the wind drives the fog through the network of water, the droplets of water collect on the network; II fall into the gutter leading to the water tank.

The collected water could be used for Pi & Cacute; e, irrigation and local food production. ME & DSTROK; UTIMA, ISTRA & CCARON; IVA & CACARON; and CACUTE; EY further needs to be a large storage systems, pipeline infrastructure and at & at & at & at.