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Warka Water is a 30-foot tall tower that is easy to build and transport. It provides clean drinking water by collecting small drops of water from the air that stick to a mesh inside the tower. Up to 100 liters of clean water can be collected daily in the tank at the bottom. Warka towers have been installed in Ethiopia, Lebanon, and Brazil to provide fresh water access to communities that previously lacked it. The goal is to expand Warka towers to more countries in the future.
Warka Water is a 30-foot tall tower that is easy to build and transport. It provides clean drinking water by collecting small drops of water from the air that stick to a mesh inside the tower. Up to 100 liters of clean water can be collected daily in the tank at the bottom. Warka towers have been installed in Ethiopia, Lebanon, and Brazil to provide fresh water access to communities that previously lacked it. The goal is to expand Warka towers to more countries in the future.
Warka Water is a 30-foot tall tower that is easy to build and transport. It provides clean drinking water by collecting small drops of water from the air that stick to a mesh inside the tower. Up to 100 liters of clean water can be collected daily in the tank at the bottom. Warka towers have been installed in Ethiopia, Lebanon, and Brazil to provide fresh water access to communities that previously lacked it. The goal is to expand Warka towers to more countries in the future.
Where can you find GRADE AND SECTION: ________________________
fresh water in nature? Many people in the world don't have clean water to drink. Now there's something that can help them. It's called 'Warka Water'.
Arturo Vittori, an Italian architect, invented Warka
Water. In 2012, he visited villages in Ethiopia. The people there did not have clean water to drink. He decided to help. Vittori named the tower 'Warka' after a special tree in Ethiopia.
Warka Water is a tower. It is 30 feet tall. It's easy to
build and carry to different places. People use bamboo, mesh, and rope to build a Warka tower. Warka towers work by taking small drops of water from the air. The water sticks to the mesh. Then, it falls down into a tank at the bottom of the tower. Up to 100 liters of water go into the tank each day. People can then use the clean water.
There are also Warka towers in Lebanon and Brazil. In the
future, Warka towers will bring clean water to more countries. SCORE Coffee Power! QUESTIONS NAME: ____________________________________ What can you do GRADE AND SECTION: ________________________ with coffee beans?
What happens after you make fresh coffee? You get
coffee grounds. These are tiny pieces of crushed coffee beans. Most people throw the coffee grounds in the garbage. All around the world people drink coffee - 500 billion cups every year. All this coffee makes lots of coffee grounds! To throw out the coffee grounds, coffee shops pay for a truck to come and take them away.
But a company called "bio-bean" does something better.
It recycles the coffee grounds. Bio-bean takes coffee shops' grounds for free. Their trucks bring the coffee grounds to a factory. At the factory, workers dry the coffee grounds. Then, they turn them into a special fuel. It's called biofuel. Biofuel makes houses and buildings stay warm. People can use this eco-friendly fuel in fireplaces, stoves, and barbecues. In the future, bio- bean wants to make biofuel for cars, too. So, coffee doesn't only give energy to people. It gives energy to machines too!