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"In Lima, Peru, more than 1.3 million people have no access to drinking water. The citizens without it are in the poorest areas, where water trucked in can cost nine times as much as it does in richer areas. So, citizens have had to either make do without running water, or, with the help of a German NGO, make dew into drinking water. "
Israel-based startup Tal-Ya Water Technologies has announced a new product, which squeezes dew from the air for watering crops. The system is intended to be used in areas where water sources are precious and scarce. The system costs just $1 a piece for one plant and can easily be reused after the plant has been cropped.
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