Using the rays of the sun to convert sea- to drinking water

Thursday, July 1, 2010 - 05:56 in Physics & Chemistry

Many of the world's remote areas with water shortages also have three things in abundance: Sun, wind and sea. How renewable energies can be harnessed more effectively in the future to transform salty seawater and brackish water into drinking water is the subject of a current study issued by an EU initiative dubbed "ProDes".

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