I have come across intriguing descriptions of various techniques for collecting water from air humidity. At present I live in an area with very low air humidity, however much of North America is characterized by humid condirions. The "Rex Research" website has posted a collection of articles, old and new, describing actual means for accessing and storing liquid water from the gaseous air. There are also a few pieces of equipment on the market which utilize the condensation process to produce potable water. I am surprised that "dew ponds" and "air wells" are not discussed more as adjucts to other sources of water.
Souns like some info that could be very helpful. What is the web site?
Airwells, Dew Ponds, etc. @ www.rexresearch.com
Thanks for referring us to www.rexresearch.com. The site has fascinating information. After I read about how to extract water from air, I started reading the information on "free energy generators" at http://www.rexresearch.com/feg/feg1.htm and was reminded of the new motor that John Galt built in Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. I wonder if she was inspired by some of the inventions listed on the Rex Research web site. There seems to be some similarity to what I read there and what she describes. Good edutainment. Thanks.