Water-from-Air Topic Links
These are miscellaneous articles, web sites, etc.
- Atmoswater Research is not responsible for, and has no control over the contents of the web sites at these links.
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- Dew collection roof retrofit; Appropedia: The Sustainability Wiki
- Arye Kohavi; Wikipedia
- Atmospheric Water Generator; Wikipedia
- What are atmospheric water generators? by Sara Elliot; HowStuffWorks
- Fresh water paper proves recycled, gets retracted; Retraction Watch [one of my peer-reviewed publications was the victim of a plagiarizer]
- Atmospheric Water Generation: An environmentally friendly alternative to bottled water? by Ms Naomi Blackburn & Dr Greg Peters, Australian Life Cycle Assessment Society (ALCAS) Conference 2013
- New device pulls water from thin air
- Out of thin air: Using technologies like atmospheric water generation for agricultural irrigation
- Professor POU/POE: Condensing water vapor from air for drinking and bulk water
- Safe Drinking Water is Essential; National Academy of Sciences
- U.S. Drought Portal
- Unlimited pure water from the air
- USA EPA Drinking Water Regulations
- World Health Organization: Calcium and magnesium in drinking-water
- World Health Organization: Drinking-water quality
- World Health Organization: Nutrients in drinking-water
- Food and Agriculture Organization: AQUASTAT; "AQUASTAT is FAO's global water information system, developed by the Land and Water Division. It is the most quoted source on global water statistics..."
- Phenix, M. (2008). The Coolest Watercooler. The Robb Report Collection, June 2008, 120D.
- Making Water from Air — Water Quality Testing
- White, K. (2016) The Caribbean Water Problem. Caribbean Journal, June 30, 2016.
- Adams, B. B. (2017). The Benefits of Harvesting HVAC Condensation. Water Technology. February 17, 2017.
- Solar Atmospheric Water Generator Website
- National University of Singapore (NUS) researchers pioneer water-based, eco-friendly and energy-saving air-conditioner—All-weather friendly cooling technology works without mechanical compressors or chemical refrigerants, and generates drinking water (08 January 2018)
- Halford, B. (2018). Can stripping the air of its moisture quench the world's thirst? Chemical & Engineering News. October 15, 2018.
- KAUST. (2018). Drinking water sucked from the dusty desert air: An inexpensive hydrogel-based material efficiently captures moisture even from low-humidity air and then releases it on demand. KAUST Discovery. November 25, 2018.