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  • New Technology Ready To Collect Trillions Of Liters Of Water From The Air

    New Technology Ready To Collect Trillions Of Liters Of Water From The Air

      Canada Global (Web News) Scientists have created a device that can extract drinking water from the air using a fan-like system. A team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Tennessee, and the George Institute of Technology has developed a low-cost and compact system that uses sorption-based atmospheric water harvesting (SAWH). does.

    and collect the water on absorbent pads. Describing the technology, the researchers said that nearly two-thirds of the world’s population suffers from water scarcity, and it is estimated that by 2030, about 40 percent of global annual water demand will be public water. will not be fulfilled. This will create more problems for health, agriculture and agricultural use. The researchers said that there is 13,000 trillion cubic feet of fresh water in the Earth’s atmosphere that could be harvested without relying on existing liquid water supplies. Sorption-based atmospheric water harvesting has the potential to harvest potable water in extremely arid environments where conventional atmospheric water harvesting methods are not a viable solution.

  • Iran’s Taban Airlines Has Started Flight Operations In Pakistan

    Iran’s Taban Airlines Has Started Flight Operations In Pakistan

     Canada Global(Web News) The good news for the national aviation industry is that Iran’s second airline, Taban, has also started flight operations in Pakistan.

    According to the details, the first flight of Iran’s Taban Airlines will depart from Karachi to Mashhad today. The first flight will be launched and inaugurated by Sindh Governor Kamran Tesori and he himself left for Mashhad.

    Apart from this, Iranian Consul General Hassan Noorani also left for Mashhad on the first inaugural flight.

    The inaugural flight of Iran’s Taban Air was organized at Karachi Airport, in which Sindh Governor Kamran Tesori and Iranian Consul General participated as chief guests, and a cake was also cut on the occasion. Civil Aviation Authority and ASF officials were also present on the occasion.
    In the first flight, apart from the Governor of Sindh, more than 80 passengers departed. Ta Bann Air will initially operate a weekly flight with further arrivals.

    Taban Air Karachi to Mashhad flight every Tuesday at 11 pm, while Mashhad to Karachi flight will start at 6 pm Iranian time.
    Aviation sources say that the flight operation of another foreign airline to Pakistan will create new employment opportunities. After Iran Air, Taban Air is the second airline to start flight operations to Pakistan.

  • Canada’s wildfires will receive more U.S. aid after Biden speaks with Trudeau

    Canada’s wildfires will receive more U.S. aid after Biden speaks with Trudeau

    Canada Global (Web News) On Wednesday, U.S. President Joe Biden ordered his government to send out “all available federal firefighting assets” that can react to the growing wildfires in Canada.

    According to the White House, Biden issued the directive after speaking with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about the developing wildfire situation and promising to continue supporting Canada.

    According to a transcript of the call, “The President has directed his team to deploy all available Federal firefighting resources that can quickly assist in suppressing fires impacting Canadian and American communities.”

    Since a few days ago, the White House and the federal government in Ottawa have been in constant contact, according to press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre. According to the government, the United States has already sent out more than 600 firemen, personnel, and water bombers.

    The Prime Minister’s Office had said that Trudeau had spoken with Biden about the wildfires and their impact on air quality in both nations, and that he had thanked the United States for its assistance.

    An official account of the conversation stated that “both leaders acknowledged the need to work together to address the devastating impacts of climate change.”

    According to Biden’s tweets, wildfire incidents are getting worse “because of the climate crisis,” and the federal government is in contact with state and local officials.

    Americans who are exposed to hazardous air pollution must pay close attention to local authorities in order to safeguard themselves and their family, especially those who have health issues.

    On Wednesday afternoon, 440 fires were reported to be burning in nine provinces and two territories according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre database. Over half were regarded as being out of control.

    Prior to the formal start of summer, the 2023 fire season in Canada is already the fourth worst on record with more than 40,000 square kilometres of land already burned.

    Air quality has been affected by the wildfires across North America.