Meet Roy Kim, the 13-year-old Oregon student who designed a chamber that turns moisture in the air into water for drought-hit farms
- "Do what you can do tomorrow, today," says Roy Kim, a 13-year-old Oregon student who has solved the water crisis for numerous farmers in the region.
- The teenager developed a device that turns moisture in the air into water, helping farmers access a sustainable and reliable source of water in drought-prone areas, as per a report by Young Scientist Lab.
- As global warming continues to increase, farming becomes more and more difficult for the farmers who rely on water for irrigating their crops.
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- "Do what you can do tomorrow, today," says Roy Kim, a 13-year-old Oregon student who has solved the water crisis for numerous farmers in the region.
- The teenager developed a device that turns moisture in the air into water, helping farmers access a sustainable and reliable source of water in drought-prone areas, as per a report by Young Scientist Lab.
- As global warming continues to increase, farming becomes more and more difficult for the farmers who rely on water for irrigating their crops.
Sources: Times of India