CloudFisher Water Collection Challenges

The video explores the contrast between water availability in modern mega cities and the Sahara Desert, focusing on Mount Buzmagida in Morocco. It highlights the severe water scarcity faced by residents and introduces the CloudFisher technology, which harvests water from fog. This innovative solution provides clean drinking water to local communities, reducing the burden on women and girls who traditionally fetch water. The video also discusses the challenges of maintaining the system and the potential for expanding the project to other regions.

What misconception do residents of modern mega cities have about water supply?

• Water is a limited resource.

• Water is only available in rural areas.

• Everyone has easy access to clean water.

• Water is expensive to obtain.

What is a significant challenge faced by residents of Mount Buzmagida?

• Poor education facilities

• High crime rates

• Severe water shortages

• Lack of electricity

Who developed the CloudFisher technology?

• Peter Trottwein

• Albert Einstein

• Marie Curie

• Isaac Newton

What natural phenomenon inspired the CloudFisher technology?

• Rainfall patterns

• Fog condensation on trees

• River flow

• Ocean tides

How much water can the CloudFisher system collect per day?

• 10,000 liters

• 6,000 liters

• 3,000 liters

• 1,000 liters

What is a key feature of the CloudFisher system's design?

• It uses solar panels.

• It has a fine mesh net with triangular holes.

• It is powered by wind turbines.

• It is made of metal sheets.

What is the main challenge faced by the CloudFisher project?

• Lack of skilled labor

• High wind speeds

• Excessive rainfall

• Insufficient fog

What is the cost of water per ton for residents using the CloudFisher system?

• 30 cents

• 40 cents

• 50 cents

• 20 cents

What is the main goal of the Dar Si Hamad project?

• To develop new agricultural techniques

• To improve transportation

• To build new schools

• To provide clean drinking water

What is a potential reason for the project's limited expansion?

• Environmental regulations

• Lack of interest

• Insufficient funding

• Technical difficulties