"Water from air" and "drought" search terms show an interesting positive correlation (r = 0.83) over the past 12 months---worth noting and delving into further. Also of interest are the top five countries where people used the search term "water from air" suggesting that technologies tapping directly into this water resource are indeed seen as viable solutions. Percentages are calculated out of searches for both terms in the country. Data source: Google Trends. Explore other relevant trends using the terms listed at our webpage, Water-from-Air Trends. The nine listed terms are classified as either problem-focused or solution-focused.
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Water-from-air technologies are attracting serious attention as shown by a recent editorial in the journal Nature Water. Highlights from the editorial include:
California's Water Supply Strategy (19-page document; click on the image above to read it) was published in August 2022. The strategy includes:
Intriguingly, the Strategy document says, "Rising temperatures evaporate more water, but more of that water stays in the air." (page 1 of 16). AWG's can recover that sequestered water. The knowledge-base for using atmospheric water generators in California includes:
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Roland Wahlgren
I have been researching and developing drinking-water-from-air technologies since 1984. As a physical geographer, I strive to contribute an accurate, scientific point-of-view to the field. Archives
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