Leaving aside the pretentiousness of the "water consciousness movement", I'm really interested in "decentralized" access to water, and I have a few questions ab

Leaving aside the pretentiousness of the "water consciousness movement", I'm really interested in "decentralized" access to water, and I have a few questions about this technology maybe one of you can answer: Is it portable? For example, the article mentions Burning Man. Could you theoretically bring this to a desert and extract water from the air? There's probably enough sunlight in a typical desert to power the solar panels, but is there enough water moisture in the air to extract? (Context: I generally agree with the perspective that water treatment keeps water safe to drink.) How could I test water from the ZMW system to ensure that it meets similar safety standards as tap water? Could I process the extracted water myself? What does that process look like? I get the general sense that this particular system is being marketed to wealthy people. Are there any similar systems that try to do this cheaply? Maybe as a mission to make water accessible to everyone. General question around climate change: is "more water moisture in the air" one of the expected long-term effects of climate change?