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Fresh water from sunshine keeps thirst at bay

Thursday 13 Feb 20 10:00am

The prototype of the new solar-driven desalination device sits atop MIT

AN INTERNATIONAL team of scientists has developed a cheap way to provide fresh water to thirsty communities by making seawater drinkable without using electricity.

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