With rising water stress, researchers are exploring alternative sources, including non-traditional methods ... blankets the landscape. This fog forms when cool ocean air interacts with warm ...

Capturing water from fog - on a large scale - could provide some of the driest cities in the world with drinking water. This ...

The study focuses on fog in Alto Hospicio—a city on the edge of the Chilean Atacama Desert, which just so happens to be the driest non-polar place on Earth. On average, the desert gets less than ...

Nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains ... “The collection and use of water, especially from non-conventional sources such as fog water, represents a key opportunity to ...

But what it does get in abundance, and for six months of the year, is dense fog sweeping in from the nearby Atlantic Ocean. While it might restrict visibility, this misty mass also provides a ...

Low clouds form as humid air masses moving southward from the Amazon meet cool air over the Pacific Ocean. The fog nourishes hardy desert life, including cacti and lichens and algae encrusting the ...