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what would be the effect of having removed the water from the air? I assume some of the local plants are already able to harvest water from the air, so would th
by pedalpete 15y ago
what would be the effect of having removed the water from the air? I assume some of the local plants are already able to harvest water from the air, so would this mean that there is less moisture in the air available for those plants?
It's a great idea, I just wonder what the side affects are.
- CHsurfer 15y agoSince it can only process a relatively small percentage of the air in a region diffusion should quickly bring the moisture content of exhausted air back up to the ambient level. In summary, the effect will be negligible.
- bh42222 15y agoI don't think very many plants can pull water from the air. And in areas where there aren't any plants that should be even less of a problem. And I think that much like wind turbines, you'd need a serious lot of these to make a noticeable dent in the atmosphere.