A Utah company says it may have found a surprising new water source hiding in plain sight: natural-gas exhaust.
If the approach works at scale, it could turn a combustion byproduct that would typically vanish into the air into usable water for agriculture and other needs in a state where every drop matters.
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According to a YouTube video segment by KUTV 2 News Salt Lake City (@KUTV2News), Creekstone Energy has a system called GIGAWATER that is intended to recover water created when natural gas is burned.
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