Blog: ASU summit calls for innovations in atmospheric water harvesting technology
As questions about water resources and access continue to build in the Southwest, some experts are turning to an unlikely place for solutions: our atmosphere. Atmospheric water harvesting, a method of water collection that draws water from humidity in the air, offers a new pathway for water security. Experts with a focus in areas such as engineering, hydrology, material science and thermodynamics gathered at Arizona State University this month for the Atmospheric Water Harvesting Summit — the first summit of its kind dedicated entirely to atmospheric water harvesting.