Solar-Powered Desalination Machine Offers Hope for Freshwater Access in Leyte
A small, solar-powered machine capable of converting seawater into approximately one gallon of freshwater per hour has been developed in Leyte, Philippines, offering potential relief to island communities facing limited access to safe drinking water.
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