Delhi that make you feel like you are watching a drama. Located in areas of great culture and history, the sites provide ...

Entering the Hassan Tower complex can be quite the perplexing sight at first; a half-finished 42.6m red stone minaret is surrounded by hundreds of miniature columns of varying heights, their elongated ...

Because of the melting snow, we’ll be on First Alert for fog potentially developing after 10pm that could linger well into Sunday morning. Temperatures will be cold enough that it could lead to ...

Capturing water from fog on a large scale could provide a sustainable source of drinking water for some of the world’s driest cities, according to new research conducted in northern Chile. Scientists ...

SOUTH-EAST ASIA (dpa): Harvesting fog could ease water scarcity in the world's driest place, a new study has suggested. In Chile's Atacama Desert, with less annual rainfall than 1 millimetre per ...

Valley fog can make for some of the most stunning photos, where fog is nestled in a valley and you can see it rising through the trees. In order for fog to form, the temperature and dewpoint have ...

Fog harvesting may provide a crucial water source for people living in some of the planet’s driest regions. By capturing moisture from passing fog, this technique gathers droplets and channels them ...

One such place is Alto Hospicio in Chile, located in the hyper-arid Atacama Desert region. Now, researchers have tested if making water from fog could be a solution to the city’s troubled water supply ...

And it’s water that’s been hiding in plain view. Fog harvesting is a sustainable, simple method for collecting moisture from low-lying clouds. It’s long been used in rural areas around the ...

Local researchers in Chile have been looking into a practice called fog harvesting. The hope is that it will help provide local people with much needed water for drinking and growing crops.