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Water Conservation

Farming gets a boost from an unlikely source: Human urine

A new study shows how human urine could be used as fertilizer to help cities grow food while reducing pollution and saving energy.

Mac Oliveau
Breakthrough new technology turns dry desert air into drinkable waterMac Oliveau
Fog harvesting could be the answer for water-starved cities around the worldRebecca Shavit
New climate model significantly improves prediction of life-threatening rainfall eventsRebecca Shavit
Incredible ‘smart soil’ can water and feed itselfJoshua Shavit
Groundbreaking AI system better predicts water availability for drought-sensitive farmersJoshua Shavit
Startling research finds half of world’s largest lakes losing waterJoseph Shavit
Scientists harvesting the sun to grow food and clean energy togetherJoseph Shavit
Rooftop solar cells can save the planet in an unexpected way – water conservationJoseph Shavit
Researchers develop method that can recycle water used in fracking and drillingJoseph Shavit
Stormwater harvesting is a cool way to keep streets greenJoseph Shavit
‘Game-changer’ process turns waste PPE into water and vinegarJoseph Shavit
Hand-cranked washing machine could sustainably help 5 billion peopleJoseph Shavit
Hand-cranked washing machine could help 5 billion people save a lot of time and effortJoseph Shavit
Researchers produce clean drinking water from air in polluted citiesJoseph Shavit
Vapor-collection technology saves water while clearing the airJoshua Shavit
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