Made of Water OnDemand
Water is essential for all life and is nature’s currency. As humans, we have been influencing and managing the capital of water for our own benefit and survival. But not all water is the same. Beyond this, we have reached a new era in the Anthropocene where there are critical challenges and instability to water supplies. These factors put tremendous stress on our natural ecosystems, and we have an urgent need to redesign how we interact and utilize water in order to survive, as well as to enjoy the benefits of water in all aspects of our lives. It’s up to us to be efficient and resourceful stewards of water. So how can we be inspired to think of water as a precious resource, and use the power of design to solve issues of climate change and social equity? Only we can ensure that water will be clean, healthy, and available for generations to come. By looking at examples from the past and present, as well as speculations for the future, we can tell our water story. What is your water story?
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Which activities did the Ancient Greeks use Hydria?
a. Drinking
b. Bathing
c. Cooking
d. All of the above
We must conserve water in reservoirs so that more is available for natural resources.
a. True
b. False
What types of buildings can integrate with water design?
a. Restaurants
b. Residential dwellings
c. Shopping Malls
d. All of the above
How do Fog Catchers work?
a. A natural textile fabric is left outside in the rain to absorb moisture
b. A pool above grounds collects water vapor without any intervention
c. A synthetic mesh structure gathers vapor droplets and collects them in a reservoir
d. People use butterfly nets to individually collect vapor in the mountains
Steam has been used in international cultures for centuries.
a. True
b. False
Which is a solution to refreezing the Arctic?
a. Using sea water spray
b. Crating modular ice blocks that connect to other to make land mass
c. Grafting glaciers
d. All of the above
Which strategy exemplifies water urbanism?
a. Building at the river to relieve urban density
b. Minimize erosion at the shoreline
c. Utilize water for energy through turbines
d. All of the above
Which step is NOT a part of the water cycle?
a. Evaporation
b. Runoff
c. Filtration
d. Precipitation
Seasteading is a dwelling at sea that provides sustainable housing.
a. True
b. False
Which strategy best protects coastal cities from erosion?
a. Use of bridges over waterways
b. Use of a boardwalk at the sea
c. Use of kelp farms
d. Use of a breakwater seawall
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