Environment
DewWeave Water Canopy
By Maya Chen · Feb 12, 2025
A lightweight woven canopy that gathers nighttime humidity and turns it into clean water for gardens and remote communities.
2,847 sparks 188 feedback notes
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| Environment | 1 | 2,847 | 188 |
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