area near cold offshore currents, where fog is common, and therefore, the fog collector can produce the highest yield.

Historical origin

The organized collection of dew or condensation through natural or assisted processes is an ancient practice, from the small-scale drinking of pools of condensation collected in plant stems (still practiced today by survivalists), to large-scale natural irrigation without rain falling, such as in the Atacama and Namib

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