Water from the air: technology transforming how remote towns get their water | Landline | ABC News

Water in a remote tiny Australian town comes out of the ground hot. Plenty of people won't drink it though - so bottled water and sugary drinks are popular. But the installation of hydropanels at the school is changing that, producing 50 litres of good quality drinking water a day. Landline's Courtney Wilson looks at what it means to this vulnerable community.
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