Watergen helps Gaza deal with its growing water problem
Three water from air units were installed in Gaza health care organizations The Gaza Strip’s main source of water is the Coastal Aquifer, where groundwater is stored for domestic, industrial, and agricultural use. The aquifer is currently pumped three times beyond its sustainable yield, rainwater cannot seep properly into the ground due to urbanization, saline […]
Tackling Water Scarcity with Innovation: Watergen’s Sustainable Solution
Tackling Water Scarcity with Innovation: Watergen’s Sustainable Solution As climate change continues to reshape our world, communities face increasing challenges in securing reliable, clean water sources. At Watergen, we are pioneering a sustainable solution by harnessing the power of atmospheric water generation. Our technology creates safe drinking water directly from the air, providing a resilient alternative […]
Building water resilience through digital transformation: Watergen’s role in a sustainable future
As global water challenges increase, digital transformation is emerging as a critical tool for building water resilience. Innovations such as artificial intelligence (AI), big data and smart systems are revolutionizing water management practices, enabling smarter and more sustainable solutions. The role of digital transformation in water management: Digital tools change the management of water resources […]
This Could Be The Secret To Skincare
Could the secret to skincare be a substance that is part of our everyday lives? Research shows that water – the basis of almost every skincare product – has a tremendous role to play in keeping skin healthy. Water is life. The earth is made up of over 70% water, and our bodies are up […]
Watergen’s water from air technologies in Ford vehicles
Ford utilizes Watergen’s innovative technology for its recreational vehicles Ford Motor Company and Watergen-the world leader in Atmospheric Water Generation, has been collaborating as facilitators for Ford off-grid adventure recreational vehicles. Watergen’s innovative Mobile Box device is the world’s first vehicle on-board drinking system capable of effortlessly extracting clean water from ambient air and made […]
Our Oceans are Drowning… in Plastic
Plastic pollution is one of the greatest threats to our oceans and their wildlife, yet we continue to dump trash into them without any regard for the longevity of our world’s largest ecosystem. Our oceans are one of the most important resources our planet has to offer. Over three billion people worldwide rely on the […]
NGOs and charities bringing drinking water to the world
For nearly 40 years, charity organizations and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have been working in drought-plagued areas of the third world to address the chronic shortage of clean, safe and sustainable drinking water. More recently, even prosperous countries have been calling for help as a result of the effect that global warming and pollution has had […]
Drinking Water from the Air
About 97.5% of the Earth’s water is too salty to drink, so it is remarkable that we actually breathe the closest source for potable water: the air! Crisis – Drinking water scarcity is a global problem that has the world scrambling for cost-effective and environmentally-friendly, point-of-use solutions that can reach people wherever they are, without […]
Water-bearing Women: More Than Mythology
In ancient literature, young women are portrayed as the water bearers and are often encountered at the community well. They draw water and serve their families, visitors and flocks. The Old Testament tells how Rebecca, Rachel and Zipporah were all discovered at their wells as the perfect wives for Isaac, Jacob and Moses respectively. Then, […]
Sacramento and San Francisco Break Rain-Free Records
Headlines earlier this year announced that Sacramento, California had its first rain-free February in history, and San Francisco had its first dry February in 156 years! Winter is supposed to be the rainy season in California, and yet January was a dry month for these cities, too. Sacramento and San Francisco only received 30% and […]