World's First Wave-Powered Buoy Turns Seawater Into Drinking Water

EcoWatch
Nov 4, 2016, 12:45 pm86 pts
North Carolina-based startup EcoH2O Innovations has created the first-ever desalination buoy that only uses the power of waves to turn seawater into drinking water. Engineers Justin Sonnett and Chris Matthews claim that a single Swell Actuated Reverse Osmosis System (SAROS) machine can clean 3,500 gallons of…

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