For the past six years, Morocco has endured a severe drought that has drastically affected agriculture and water availabibility. Olive groves and vineyards have withered, and Wells in Remote Mountain Villages Are Drying Up. Accessing Groundwater by Drilling Deeper is Expensive and Often Out of Reach for Many Communities. In Responsible, Scientists in Southern Morocco have implemeted a pioneering solution: Large Fog-harvesting Nets Installed at Altitudes Above 1,200 meters. These nets Capture Moisture from Coastal Fogs, collecting water droplets that flow into storage tanks.
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The Bright Side: Morocco Turns Fog Into Drinking Water
