Although the spread of COVID-19 dominates the headlines and policy making efforts in 2020, the imminent global water crisis has not disappeared. If anything, the situation has worsened in the face of the surge in demand for fresh water supplies and the delays of COVID-related projects aimed at alleviating this growing pressure.
It is estimated that by 2050, more than 50% of the world's population will live in "water-scarce" areas, where demand exceeds supply, or poor water quality limits water use. This leads to the depletion of natural water sources and brings about a series of social problems, from dehydration to the spread of water-borne diseases. Due to its climate, the Middle East is by far the most water-stressed region in the world, and most of its countries have been classified as "extremely high (> 80%) water stress".
Poor water security is not only a current and growing threat to human life, but also the cohesion of a rapidly urbanizing global society, and the water price difference also brings a huge price. The lack of proper water management may cause the Middle East’s GDP to lose as much as 6% by 2050.
Although its impact is worrying, all governments have fully understood the scale and nature of this threat. They can prove this by devising ways to improve water security, increasing desalination and wastewater treatment, long-term national strategies, and billions of dollars in investment in new technological innovations and advanced water infrastructure. But are current efforts sufficient to stay ahead of the water demand curve?
The newly introduced air to water technology has effectively alleviated this crisis. This is a highly portable air water maker that can effectively extract drinking water from the air. In view of the fact that the demand for clean water and sanitation facilities is very important to human survival, water safety issues cannot be ignored. This machine will not have water safety problems, because the atmospheric water generator has a filter system that effectively filters harmful substances in the water , Drinking water can be used directly to achieve health.
