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Zero-Energy Technique Doubles Survival Rate for Young Trees to Reforest After Fires

December 31, 2024

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The fog catcher’s artificial pine needles – credit: LIFE Nieblas

In the Canary Islands, in Barcelona, and in Chile, a unique fog catcher design is sustaining dry forests with water without emissions, or even infrastructure.

Replicating how pine needles catch water, the structure…

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