Rajasthan struggled with drought for years, then two teenagers made a device to harvest fog water without electricity
Two young Indian students have developed EcoFog, an innovative, low-cost mesh that passively collects water from fog and humid air. This sustainable solution addresses water scarcity in drought-prone regions like Rajasthan, offering a vital resource without relying on electricity. Recognized globally, EcoFog's potential to provide clean drinking water to underserved communities highlights the power of necessity and creativity in tackling major environmental challenges.
Two young Indian students have developed EcoFog, an innovative, low-cost mesh that passively collects water from fog and humid air. This sustainable solution addresses water scarcity in drought-prone regions like Rajasthan, offering a vital resource without relying on electricity. Recognized globally, EcoFog's potential to provide clean drinking water to underserved communities highlights the power of necessity and creativity in tackling major environmental challenges.
