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Hydro (Water) Solutions Solutions to environmentally (incl. cultural, industrial, natural disaster) caused water problems Solar water distillers are a
sustainable source of water purification using only the sun -- removes ALL |
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We no longer sell solar water distillers, however you can click on the links below to purchase them directly from the websites/companies: Solaqua Solar still produces 1 1/2
gal/day for 1-2 people per still (no electricity, on-site, no running
water necessary) Flo-Onics Stills produce 100 gal/day to 250,000 gal/day for communities/groups/towns
FREE e-Booklet: HOW TO
MAKE A SOLAR WATER DISTILLER
For solar water distiller construction plans you can obtain them through the El Paso Solar Energy Association
See our Gallery page! (sustainable development and other projects - also see my Bio below) AD: Our genuine:
Sharon Cornet's BIO: Sharon
Cornet graduated with her BA in Social Science, with (applied/cultural)
Anthropology specialization in March, 2010. She is a wife and mother, and has a background
in working with environmental and sustainable technologies and issues,
including solar energy, solar water distillation projects, working with
non-profits and community organizing/development, and research and
writing/editing. Her goals upon
graduation include participation in local, regional, and foreign projects for
social justice, environmental and solar/water applications, as well as
cultural and community work. Her
past experience includes positions such as Project Manager with the El Paso Solar
Energy Association (EPSEA) 501(c)3 non-profit organization installing over
100 stills (personally) in demographically targeted homes in rural border
“colonias” (unincorporated communities
lacking infrastructure along the U.S.-Mexico border). She has also trained assistants in the
field for these projects, helped construct solar distillers, and has overseen
the completion of three grant-funded projects. Sharon has been/is involved with
EPSEA and other non-profit organizations, such as the Unitarian Universalist
Community of El Paso (her home church, where she also currently serves as the
Social Justice Committee Chair), and Border Interfaith as Organizing
Assistant (2007-2009), working on general community issues, with special
focus on social justice and solving community water problems. She also
has 8 years experience in Office Management, data entry/processing,
transcription, writing/editing, webmastering,
graphics design, ordering, shipping, and answering phones. Sharon's
organizational skills, time management, typing (70+wpm), written and verbal,
and general computer skills are well developed.
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