It´s Savia´s true privilege to present the Mohammed Bin
Rashid initiative the Discovery of Ice being Atmospheric – validated in 2016 -
as ice readily harvests atmospheric waters altogether, right during its melt, factually
gaining 5% of its weight. It’s been quite the remarkable news, that we have
learnt to condense fully automatically, since the 1960s, before learning to
condense manually
directly with ice instead – full food security likewise.
Imagine if we could make it rain & not ever, ever stop
raining – atmospherically we can
right in Africa & 100% rurally too – the
atmosphere still contains more waters than allour rivers combined – 6 times as
much waters – clearly being our largest untapped water reserves worldwide. The
atmospheric field grants 100% universal coverage & 100% rural coverage, requiring
no heavy machinery & drilling altogether, never, ever, dries up, ever, being the only water field to
provide summer-time highs, while always providing the highest quality waters.
100% Water Security & 100% Food Security, for Life
Fully Covering the Sustainable Development Goals 6 & 2, Worldwide
Fully Covering Africa & Asia Atmospherically – Summer´s High Season now
100% Rural Coverage – 100% Active Systems – 100% Perfect-Quality Waters
Just in Spain alone, there are an estimated 500.000 illegal water wells, counting with hundreds of Spain´s small towns still suffering small summer-time epidemics – internationally, the situation reaching unmanageable levels altogether – counting with over 2 billion people worldwide still lacking safe waters at home, being one of the leading causes of death amongst infants, claiming over 1 million lives yearly – the atmospheric field is applicable in at least 90%-95% of these cases.
Agriculture alone already accounts for over 70%-80% of total water abstractions worldwide – yet only providing for 20% of irrigated fields, only 3% in Africa altogether – we trust the atmospheric field will be able to double & triple these amounts in just decades, right in Africa too, right through the hardest of summers. We both close the rural divide and directly benefit agriculture altogether.
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