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Using sunlight to make water

By Jordan Elder, Cronkite News Solar panels are a common way to get renewal energy, especially in sunbelt states like Arizona. But one company is using solar panels to pull water straight from the...

Solar panels are a common way to generate renewable energy, but one company is using solar panels to pull water out of thin air.

Walter Cronkite School

Arizona State University

January 31, 2020
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By Jordan Elder, Cronkite News

Solar panels are a common way to get renewal energy, especially in sunbelt states like Arizona. But one company is using solar panels to pull water straight from the air. This technology is helping Arizonans as well as people around the world.

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