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🌱 Water From Thin Air A machine pulls moisture from thin air, turning invisible humidity into drinkable water. It re-mineralizes and filters the output, producing 10 gallons daily enough for a household s basic needs. Atmospheric water generation transforms the atmosphere into an endless, self-replenishing supply, making water scarcity... show more

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140,548 views • 4 months ago

WHEN THE WHOLE PLANET IS A #HOLISTICWORKENVIRONMENT in perpetuity… Ask a #Teacher to share with a #fireman : World's largest fog harvester produces water from thin air in the Moroccan desert. 10.000 liters of water a day from the fog for #waterresources, #FireSafety and #wildfire #Firemitigation #Sonoran Desert U.S. Department of Energy Since 2016, Moroccan NGO Dar Si Hamad has built the world’s largest fog harvester, which provides water for those in dire need of it. Dar Si Hamad utilized CloudFisher technology to install giant polymer nets between steel poles in the Anti-Atlas mountain range. The collected water is sent to locals via solar pumps and pipes installed by the NGO in partnership with other organizations, foundations, and universities. Over 400 people who never before had running water now benefit from the system. 10.000 liters of water a day from #fogharvesting for #water #FireSafety and #Firemitigation #Respectfully, My project is to request the information be #shared, the article / #video , such that it is common knowledge and implemented by #FIRE/#FORESTRY #EMS, & #waterinsecure regions. 10.000 liters of water a day from #fogharvesting for #water #FireSafety and #Firemitigation #Respectfully, A.M.Rivers #TheGangsterFinePrint by AM Rivers A. M. Rivers🇺🇸🇯🇲🇹🇹 Yo, Ms. Rivers!!!🌐🇺🇸🇯🇲🇹🇹 my links in the bio. The Water Bearer Project The funding: March 26, 2024 Grant Workshop #ArizonaStateParksandTrails #GrantWorkshop held on Tuesday, March 26th

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28,553 views • 2 years ago

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214,402 views • 1 month ago

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407,131 views • 5 months ago

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608,102 views • 3 months ago

Scheme brewing in the X #Kuki_Zo space? Ardent supporter Vishwajit Singh Vishwajeet Singh, apparently a lawyer, talks about starting a water conflict. He says (sic), 'If they are in a position to deny us electricity, we are in a position to deny them water resources. We should also start a campaign that we will not share the water resources with the valley. If the valley really needs access to the water coming from the hills, then we need to have a water-sharing agreement. If they can stop the electricity, we can stop the water by doing whatever is required. It is easy to stop the water in the mountains and disrupt the water supply. That can be done by the people. This should immediately come up as the next proposal by tomorrow.. We need a water-sharing agreement with the Imphal valley as there is a defacto separation. .. #Meiteis don't know anything apart from their pukhris (ponds)." Forget the feasibility of this grand plan, but it is comfortable for these people to live in the realm of plotting & planning nine months into the #Manipur crisis. Peace is a hard thing to make. #ManipurViolence #KukiChinZoSeparatists

Scheme brewing in the X #Kuki_Zo space? Ardent supporter Vishwajit Singh Vishwajeet Singh, apparently a lawyer, talks about starting a water conflict. He says (sic), 'If they are in a position to deny us electricity, we are in a position to deny them water resources. We should also start a campaign that we will not share the water resources with the valley. If the valley really needs access to the water coming from the hills, then we need to have a water-sharing agreement. If they can stop the electricity, we can stop the water by doing whatever is required. It is easy to stop the water in the mountains and disrupt the water supply. That can be done by the people. This should immediately come up as the next proposal by tomorrow.. We need a water-sharing agreement with the Imphal valley as there is a defacto separation. .. #Meiteis don't know anything apart from their pukhris (ponds)." Forget the feasibility of this grand plan, but it is comfortable for these people to live in the realm of plotting & planning nine months into the #Manipur crisis. Peace is a hard thing to make. #ManipurViolence #KukiChinZoSeparatists

Indira Laisram

35,620 views • 2 years ago

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🚨 Urgent Humanitarian Appeal from Gaza 🚨 Clean Water Distribution for Displaced Families Living in Tents We have witnessed firsthand the suffering of children and the elderly in Gaza as they struggle daily to obtain clean drinking water. Long distances, empty containers, and exhausting waits for a drop of water that sustains life. With the new year underway, thousands of children and families in Gaza continue to live in tents with no protection from the cold, struggling every day for the most basic necessity: clean drinking water. This week, thanks to God and the generosity and true solidarity of: ✨ William Manaker Will 🦥 Menaker 🔥 Felix GoliathFan1952 🤍 Eyup Lovely Eyup Lovely we were able to reach displaced families in the tents and provide safe drinking water, bringing relief, dignity, and hope where it was needed most. Children who suffered from thirst for long days could finally drink safely. Elderly people no longer had to endure the exhaustion of searching for water. Mothers felt peace of mind, no longer forced to choose between drinking, cooking, or caring for their children. Families felt seen, supported, and reminded that they are not alone. In Gaza, water is no longer just a basic need—it is a daily battle for survival. But thanks to your support, water became life, hope, and comfort for exhausted hearts. 🌟 A heartfelt thank you: William Manaker • Felix • Eyup Lovely Because of you, thirst turned into life, and hope reached those who needed it most. You didn’t just provide water—you saved lives and restored dignity. From the tents of Gaza, and from every grateful heart, we say: Thank you for being life itself 🤍💧 ✨ Help us continue supporting families in Gaza ✨ Your donation today could provide clean drinking water for a child, an elderly person, or an entire family. 💧 Donate now and make a real difference: Together, we protect life. Together, we uphold dignity. Together, we stand with Gaza 🌱💙

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136,771 views • 9 months ago

Donald Trump was mocked for sounding the alarm on the California water/fire crisis during his interview with Joe Rogan. Turns out, he was right. Trump spent nearly 7 minutes ranting about the issue, blasting Newsom for doing nothing to fix the problem. Trump specifically discussed the Californian Delta Smelt controversy, where rainwater is wasted by being directed into the Pacific Ocean to protect a tiny fish species. "You know in Los Angeles, you can't get proper amounts of water." "In order to protect a tiny little fish, the water up north gets routed into the Pacific Ocean. Millions and millions of gallons of water gets poured [into the Pacific]." "I got it all done. Nobody could believe it. It was all done. I said, I got it. You got so much water. All you have to do is sign, and [Newsom] didn't wanna sign." "Every time I go to California, I say you have so much water. They don't know it... I'm telling you, people living in Beverly Hills, they turn off the water. Same thing with the electric."

Donald Trump was mocked for sounding the alarm on the California water/fire crisis during his interview with Joe Rogan. Turns out, he was right. Trump spent nearly 7 minutes ranting about the issue, blasting Newsom for doing nothing to fix the problem. Trump specifically discussed the Californian Delta Smelt controversy, where rainwater is wasted by being directed into the Pacific Ocean to protect a tiny fish species. "You know in Los Angeles, you can't get proper amounts of water." "In order to protect a tiny little fish, the water up north gets routed into the Pacific Ocean. Millions and millions of gallons of water gets poured [into the Pacific]." "I got it all done. Nobody could believe it. It was all done. I said, I got it. You got so much water. All you have to do is sign, and [Newsom] didn't wanna sign." "Every time I go to California, I say you have so much water. They don't know it... I'm telling you, people living in Beverly Hills, they turn off the water. Same thing with the electric."

Collin Rugg

8,591,394 views • 1 year ago

Distributing clean drinking water to displaced people’s camps in Gaza. Gaza is now facing a severe humanitarian catastrophe as temperatures continue to rise and access to drinking water is cut off. Here, water is no longer just a daily necessity, it has become a matter of life and death. A single water truck means survival for an entire camp. That is why children rush forward carrying their small gallons, hoping to secure a share that may be all their families have to survive another day. Thirst is exhausting displaced families, and children stand for hours under the scorching sun waiting for a little clean water. It is a scene the world should never witness in silence. Your donations make a real difference. Every contribution helps us provide more clean water and save thousands of families from a catastrophe that grows more devastating each day. Please contribute: Thank you!

Distributing clean drinking water to displaced people’s camps in Gaza. Gaza is now facing a severe humanitarian catastrophe as temperatures continue to rise and access to drinking water is cut off. Here, water is no longer just a daily necessity, it has become a matter of life and death. A single water truck means survival for an entire camp. That is why children rush forward carrying their small gallons, hoping to secure a share that may be all their families have to survive another day. Thirst is exhausting displaced families, and children stand for hours under the scorching sun waiting for a little clean water. It is a scene the world should never witness in silence. Your donations make a real difference. Every contribution helps us provide more clean water and save thousands of families from a catastrophe that grows more devastating each day. Please contribute: Thank you!

Handala Relief Project

51,085 views • 4 months ago

Water is one of the most vital tools in battling flames and safeguarding communities. But fire departments do not rely on any single water source during large incidents since access, volume and damage to infrastructure sometimes hamper what most would consider the go-to source. Versatility and adaptability are key. Let’s break down the water resources that support firefighting efforts: 🚒Fire Engines: On average, fire engines carry 500 gallons of water for immediate response. Some carry 750-1000 gallons! They can also connect to hydrants when available, extending their water supply during incidents. 🚚Water Tenders: These tanker trucks can carry significant amounts of water—some up to 4,000 gallons. Prepositioned during dangerous weather, water tenders provide mobile water sources, offering flexibility in dynamic situations. 🚁Helicopters & Airtankers: Helicopters can draw water from lakes, ponds, or even swimming pools, delivering targeted water drops. Airtankers, like the powerful Super Scoopers, can refill from oceans and large lakes, dropping water over wide areas to slow fire spread. 🤝Teamwork is Essential: No single water source works alone. Each plays a critical role, depending on conditions and availability. Firefighters are adept at overcoming challenges with static water sources and finding ways to adapt to protect lives and property. When it comes to battling flames, every resource - on the ground or in the air - is critical to the mission. #LAfires #wildfireresponse

Water is one of the most vital tools in battling flames and safeguarding communities. But fire departments do not rely on any single water source during large incidents since access, volume and damage to infrastructure sometimes hamper what most would consider the go-to source. Versatility and adaptability are key. Let’s break down the water resources that support firefighting efforts: 🚒Fire Engines: On average, fire engines carry 500 gallons of water for immediate response. Some carry 750-1000 gallons! They can also connect to hydrants when available, extending their water supply during incidents. 🚚Water Tenders: These tanker trucks can carry significant amounts of water—some up to 4,000 gallons. Prepositioned during dangerous weather, water tenders provide mobile water sources, offering flexibility in dynamic situations. 🚁Helicopters & Airtankers: Helicopters can draw water from lakes, ponds, or even swimming pools, delivering targeted water drops. Airtankers, like the powerful Super Scoopers, can refill from oceans and large lakes, dropping water over wide areas to slow fire spread. 🤝Teamwork is Essential: No single water source works alone. Each plays a critical role, depending on conditions and availability. Firefighters are adept at overcoming challenges with static water sources and finding ways to adapt to protect lives and property. When it comes to battling flames, every resource - on the ground or in the air - is critical to the mission. #LAfires #wildfireresponse

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17,266 views • 1 year ago

People in Gaza are pleading for a drop of water. Every day, we receive dozens of urgent appeals from camps that have been cut off from drinking water, where displaced families are living in unbearable conditions. Families spend long hours searching for water, while young children are forced to carry heavy jerrycans and walk long distances. In many cases, the only water available is unsafe for drinking and intended only for irrigation. In Gaza, water is no longer just a daily necessity, it has become a struggle for survival. Parents are unable to provide a clean cup of water for their children, while the sick and elderly endure thirst inside tents under the intense heat. Providing water today is not a luxury, it is an urgent necessity that saves lives and preserves dignity. That is why our team is working to reach as many camps as possible to deliver safe drinking water to displaced families. Every contribution can help bring clean water to a family exhausted by thirst and siege. Your donations make a difference… because everyone deserves water and life. To contribute: Thank you!

People in Gaza are pleading for a drop of water. Every day, we receive dozens of urgent appeals from camps that have been cut off from drinking water, where displaced families are living in unbearable conditions. Families spend long hours searching for water, while young children are forced to carry heavy jerrycans and walk long distances. In many cases, the only water available is unsafe for drinking and intended only for irrigation. In Gaza, water is no longer just a daily necessity, it has become a struggle for survival. Parents are unable to provide a clean cup of water for their children, while the sick and elderly endure thirst inside tents under the intense heat. Providing water today is not a luxury, it is an urgent necessity that saves lives and preserves dignity. That is why our team is working to reach as many camps as possible to deliver safe drinking water to displaced families. Every contribution can help bring clean water to a family exhausted by thirst and siege. Your donations make a difference… because everyone deserves water and life. To contribute: Thank you!

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15,422 views • 5 months ago