The Plantaform Smart Indoor Garden uniquely uses fog to grow fresh veggies from seedling to harvest in just a month. I had a bounty in just 30 days.

These water collecting plants, like rain chains, capture water, drain to the ground, then drink at the roots, transpire, then keep their environments cool and moist. A cycle.

While fog and wind may not be high on many wish lists when it comes to an ideal weather scenario, such conditions are being utilised to encourage reforestation. A ground-breaking project is underway ...

These water collecting plants, like rain chains, capture water, drain to the ground, then drink at the roots, transpire, then keep their environments cool and moist. A cycle.

Each ring contains copper mesh that gathers fog water. Peter Weiss-Penzias, a Professor of Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology and contributor to Art+Fog, started his research before Anja joined ...

CHANARAL (Chile) - In Chile’s arid Atacama, the driest desert in the world, growers and researchers are looking to harness water from the very air itself to grow lettuces and lemons, using a net ...

From the experimentation that Dr. Fernandez is doing, he estimates that as much as 6,600 gallons of water a day could be collected from fog in California alone.

Fog-harvesting systems aren’t just a small-scale solution; they could be a practical, reliable water system for cities. For some, foggy days, with their soft, quiet atmosphere, are the perfect ...

Using water she collected from fog nets, Mercedes Huamani Mitma grows a garden of fruits and vegetables that help feed her family. "Where there is water, there is life," she told Cinque.

If you planted new trees this spring or last fall, bring out the garden hose. A little water will keep those trees healthy and happy as Michigan’s dry spring progresses into summer.