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Oceans from the Sky: This Fog Catcher Gives Clean Water to the Poor of Peru
Ever wondered how fog can be turned into clean water? A new initiative in Coastal Peru is transforming this idea into reality through a new creation called "fog catcher," which will be installed in far-flung areas of Lima, Peru, enabling poverty-stricken locals to have access to clean water.
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