Engineering and Technology

Global potential for harvesting drinking water from air using solar energy

J. Lord, A. Thomas, et al.

Explore how solar-driven atmospheric water harvesting could provide safe drinking water for up to a billion people, addressing a global challenge affecting over 2.2 billion. This groundbreaking study conducted by Jackson Lord and team showcases the potential of continuous cycling devices and their role in achieving Sustainable Development Goals.

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