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GreenMonk news roundup 11/08/2008

  • EWA Technologies Group has developed a new technology that harnesses the natural humidity in the air, and converts that moisture into drinking water. The process works in three stages: Adsorption of water from the air (getting the water out of the air); desorption of the water (releasing the water out of the containing material); and condensation of the drinking water.

    tags: water, drinking water, water production

  • Researchers have announced a solar energy breakthrough that could lead to its more widespread use with their achievement of the highest efficiency ever for one type of solar cells.

    The photovoltaic cells, called dye-sensitized solar cells or Gräztel cells, could expand the use of solar energy for homes, businesses and beyond, the researchers say.

    tags: graztel, graztel cells, photovoltaic, solar energy

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  1. EcoLabelFundraising says

    I am very glad to hear the news about the Solar Cells – I hope everything will be solar powered by the time our children are our age.

    Jeanne R.
    http://www.ecolabelfundraising.com

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