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Read full article on MSNBC here.

Link to article on Yahoo Green.

Link to EWG website.

There was a cover story in the New York Times earlier this month which reported that 49 million Americans are drinking municipal water contaminated with illegal concentrations of chemicals, sewage bacteria and radioactive substances.

Water treatment violators are released from responsibility without enforcement from the EPA and communities are left feeling insecure … losing faith in the government agency that is supposed to protect them. As the green movement desperately tries to sever ties between consumers and their plastic bottle water obsession through the use of extensive pro-tap water campaigns, these new exposés on the toxic state of our municipal water supplies put a damper on eco-efforts.

So, what is a responsible nation to do? How can consumers put change into their own hands without having to rely on the government? In 2010, we’ll see more people exploring potable water alternatives. The ability to utilize atmospheric water generation technology is one possible solution to the mounting water crisis. These systems are eco-friendly, pulling water from a sustainable source — the air — and bypassing the use of ground water entirely to eliminate any potential contamination.

With 3.1 quadrillion gallons of moisture in the atmosphere at any given time, atmospheric water generation could be “green’s” new best friend.

See original article here.

This (Toxic Waters) is an important series to follow if you care about your health and your environment. Communities need to stay educated on the surfacing water problems in order to find solutions, some of which are already available, such as atmospheric water generation. The Dewpointe^® atmospheric water generator provides contaminant-free, renewable water without wasting any of our precious resources or polluting the environment.

Read full article here.

According to the article, more than 20 percent of U.S. water treatment systems have violated key provisions of the Safe Drinking Water Act over the last five years. This means that, since 2004, the water being served to more than 49 million people contains illegal concentrations of chemicals like arsenic or radioactive substances like uranium, as well as dangerous bacteria often found in sewage.

As news agents continue to inform us on municipal water health hazards and the reports add up, there’s never been a better time to purchase a Dewpointe^®, promising guaranteed purity for you and your family.

Read the full article, “Millions in U.S. drink dirty water, records show” here.

To find out more about Feed The Children and their mission, check out their website www.feedthechildren.org

AWS employees Jake Reader and Kellan Smith prepare to ship 102 Dewpointe^® atmospheric water generators to Feed The Children.

Other highlights include:

“Atmospheric Water Systems is the manufacturer of a really neat product called Dewpointe that makes water from air! The system has a series of filters to purify the water: an electrostatic filter removes 80-90% of the pollution in the air, and a series of Ultraviolet filters remove all the pathogenic microbes in the air.”
-Buildaroo
See full article and video on Buildaroo here

“Like a normal water cooler, the DH9 stands about 4 feet high and would replace conventional water coolers in offices and homes. However, the ability to filter water directly from air could make this technology a game changer in situations where water is scarce”
-Triplepundit
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“With water ever scarcer, more polluted, and more expensive, Dewpointe achieves the alchemy-like feat of turning air into ‘blue gold.’ In short, Dewpointe makes water.”
-The Huffington Post
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“The Dewpointe actually creates filtered drinking water out of moisture in the air, kind of like a dehumidifier. That is some year-3000 stuff, people.”
-Ideal Bite
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“[AWS] will display their water filtration system that pulls moisture out of the air to create drinkable water. With no pipes connected to water and the unit standing only four feet tall, this is a product I have to see to believe.”
-Clean Techies
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We apologize to everyone who has contributed to this blog in the past. We want to thank you for your comments and would love to hear from you and link to your sites(lets keep it clean).

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