
Water sources are being depleted at an alarming rate and scientists are
struggling hard to come up with possible solutions to this dilemma.
While their efforts continue, we have a breakthrough in Peru.
Researchers have joined forces with an ad agency to provide a feasible
solution for the shortage of potable water in Lima. The problem of
shortage of drinkable water is a serious one and required urgent
attention. After some serious work, researchers have a viable solution
that is brilliant and yet quite simple; a billboard capable of turning
air humidity into drinkable water. According to the map the
city of Lima lies towards the northern edge of Atacama – The driest
desert in the world, and its surrounding villages hardly get 0.51 inches
of precipitation per year. The capital city relied for a long time on
runoff from glaciers and drainage from the Andes Mountains. However,
climate change has made supply from both sources even scarcer.