Moses West, 59, a retired Army officer pioneered something known Once the proper amount of condensation has been collected, the device filters it, leaving behind clean, perfectly drinkable water.
It looks like some type of fixture that might contain electrical equipment, or perhaps an industrial air conditioning system outside a large building. A metal, rectangular device approximately twice the height of an average person standing on metal stilts, the device is the size of a 20-foot shipping container, made to produce up to 3,500 gallons of water per day with a storage capacity of 528 gallons.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Maria, which devastated Puerto Rico in 2017, Moses brought his machine to the island of Vieques, providing clean drinking water to people who couldn’t need it more. He has also brought the devices to Flint, Michigan and the Bahamas, where his ingenuity has offered the most creative help ever given to communities in need of fresh water.
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“Everybody knows we’re running out of water. All the water we need, it exists right here in the air.”
For those wondering how much energy the machine consumes, he clarified:
“We’re at the place now, I think making fifty, a hundred, two hundred, two hundred and fifty thousand, a million gallons of water in the incredibly low energy consumption, I think cheaper than ground water by far, cheaper than desalination.”
As of September 2019, 12 of West’s AWG’s have been produced, with the intention of creating many more to serve communities in need around the world. Moses has spent a good deal of time on the ground with people who are fortunate enough to have access to the AWG. He takes the time to talk with hundreds of individuals who regularly to stock up on fresh water using his machine.
“I need to engage with the people here, and I need to show what this petition does, and they need to understand that it is their machine, and I am here for them,” West continued, placing special emphasis on his being there for the people and not for profit or ulterior motives.
Fire department employees, public service agencies, hotel owners, restaurant workers, and average people all benefit from the AWG’s, although it was initially reported that some exhibited skepticism of the machines. “It’s one of those things where there’s a lot of trust involved in providing people water,” he said.
In Flint, Michigan, where official corruption let to one of the worst local water crises this nation has ever seen, Moses’ device finds another New Era Detroit , who supplied residents in lead-contaminated Flint with clean water in 2016, by trucking in water to residents in need.
Hopefully more resources will be accessible to Moses West to further his noble and ingenious plans. A selfless and admirable spirit surrounds the effort, and all signs point to further success helping those in need.
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