Creating Water in the Atacama Desert - Creating Water Foundation - Documentary

[@roger2641]

Thanks you guys for having the compassion and ability to help others with such a small effort but creating endless opportunities for joy and happiness to grow. They will never forget what you have done, nor I.

[@Happiness1876]

Tears are at my eyes, their are still good people on earth thanks although I don't have a water problem, I see many people who have, thanks alot have u heard of water from air, it's getting water from air the hot air meets with cool air makes water maybe that can be Ur next venture, God bless

[@raziarahmat4299]

I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments send 4 month before

[@johnkerr99]

Thank you Daniel Meeboer! You should be nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. You have my vote.

[@niory]

we need more people like these young passionate people ! I also want to help by doing something soon ! life is so meaningful when you create an empathy cycle and help cycle !

[@CreatingWater]

+sara meachel Thanks for your comment! I know ours is late but still ;) Start helping with whatever you can and start the empathy cycle now! You can never start too small or too early! Small changes change the world as well!

[@niory]

Creating Water Foundation i am ! i am talking about your project everytime i get the chance ! when i can believe me i will do even more !

[@CreatingWater]

That is really great to hear! Maybe we will meet in the future :)

[@niory]

Creating Water Foundation I hope so ! If you ever ever visit istanbul please let me know! We just started a company in Istanbul and oneday we want to do work in iraq and I will definitely recommend your project as a multi solution to Iraq's natural problems. Till then please keep holding on to your project and improve it.

[@CreatingWater]

+sara meachel We definately will, by coincidence I was in Turkey in August.. Too bad we didn't know back then! A lot of luck wished for your company and we will stay in contact!

[@salecousin5470]

Respectfully from Germany to our Dutch neighbors . great job , keep it up

[@rolpaisajismo6721]

many blessings for all Dutch people who helped Peru in their way eeeeeexceellent

[@Tekno2012]

Yes. agreed. For a change, they are not raping, robbing and pillaging. Maybe they changed their nature?

[@RajshekharBanerjee]

The TRUE value of education is serving humanity like this.

[@omarpasha2968]

Very good! Keep helping humanity!

[@umpqua-4freedom436]

So proud of these young people! Hopefully this project will propel them into a way to make a good living...not just give their time away like this. But KUDOS to them for doing this!!!

[@persnicketyu5561]

Thank you for showing young people how to really make changes for the better, I hope that you have many riches throughout your life.

[@scopex2749]

This is genius!! Does this mean places like deserts can be made fertile? BRILLIANT! This idea pays ITSELF BACK by making the ground fertile, and growing plants these also now retain water self perpetuating! BLESSED ARE THE MEEK AND BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE!

[@loneforest6541]

Capturing water from the fog...great idea

[@dingleysquare3029]

I am inspired and my thanks go out to these amazing people. I have been looking for a while to find the simplest way to give one person the opportunity to drink the best water, which can be produced without electricity, inclusions and not a rain water tank. This must be it! So I will give it a go. ...... Thank you and You Tube for sharing your expertise. Water for one. A simple project for a tiny back yard, with great expectations.

[@tylerdurden8524]

You guys are absolute champions and heroes

[@diannerobinson1505]

How wonderful this is! The humanity and compassion of these great young men is walking the walk of the Human Beings. Inspiring all humanity to tune into the music of nature. We can get it right. Bravo!

[@CreatingWater]

+Dianne Robinson Thanks Dianne, that means a lot!!

[@ikanikon4u]

im crying with tears streaming down my face watching and listening and reading this story. im sooooooo proud of these young men and the Creating Water Foundation for this genius idea, for helping others for no reward, for doing good just because it is the right thing to do, for working with and teaching this community, this entire city to SURVIVE, for saving lives, for creating self-sufficiency, for doing it all green, for so many things. this is a perfect example of incredible greatness that can inspire the whole world. dank je wel voor de zegen van deze stad met dit geweldige cadeau!

[@CreatingWater]

+ikan ikon Thanks alot for your incredible compliments!! It's highly appreciated and makes us want to continue and do so much more! Thanks! We are currently working on our new project in Lima, Peru so keep following us. Appreciation and love is the greatest motivator to do good!

[@mannyarias9563]

Hi Daniel.. What a great job you guys are doing,, The world need more people like you guys. There is so much poverty and misery in the world but you are changing that one drop of water at the time. Let me know when will you be in Colombia, Guajira Desert, people living under Horrible conditions need desperately this solution, I can help. God bless you Manny Arias General Contractor Canada

[@slyvianovac4817]

Big thank you to those young Dutch engineers! You are making a difference in our planet. You are the pride of Humanity. Please write their names here so i can copy them on our honor list.

[@kavkazboy2000]

Wonderful work wonderful people..God bless you😚😚😚

[@steveman6789]

Thank you so much for taking time to answer my questions. I don't know your beliefs, but I believe God will bless you for your compassion.

[@olivejimenezayora9065]

Thank You !! you did a great project in Tacna !!

[@duskintheforest584]

God bless these fine young men and their humane endeavors

[@ReliefHereNow]

may your goodness inspire the goodness in this world.. thankyou for your beautiful existence.

[@venkir1408]

OMG!!!. They think this innovative and generous for others at this age instead. They are special, awesome guys, they must live longer.

[@cosmeordonez2851]

Y veremos más atrapanieblas, escribo de Tacna Perú, y estamos usando estos métodos y otros más como lluvia sólida para reverdecer los desiertos... saludos!!

[@lancemumford3106]

Thank you so much, I applaud your efforts to bring water to those in need.

[@sidhartharaju4971]

I really appreciate water foundation doing great job

[@domphoebe4737]

Wow, Congratulations, to all of you, more power and all the best. Excellent job.

[@geminikuan]

Nice work, guys. Shows just how a few simple innovations can help and inspire a whole community. Keep up the great work.

[@dan-crypto9131]

gem_k Exactly what we were thinking gem_k! The best solutions are easy solutions :)

[@timburton1715]

The Great Awakening is happening... God is Great 👍God Bless THESE People... Knowledge with helping People like these WE can change the WORLD 🌎... people helping people to help themselves NOT for PROFIT but for HUMANITY... FREE WATER 💦 for everyone... NOT for PROFITS... water 💦 is LIFE both should always be FREE...!!!

[@Traveldiaries139]

Thank you very mush for such a great gift to local.

[@ScottTurnerformeindustrious]

Wonderful!!

[@HinaSunniva]

You are real heroes. Great work. Helping nature , wildlife and people together is the key for success.

[@Mollygaga42]

Awesome work and what a nice story,love stuff like.

[@dan-crypto9131]

Mollygaga42 Thanks! We put everything in it we can!

[@0514mama]

Hello fellows, greetings from Colombia. After watching your awesome project at the Atacama, I can only hope that we can work together to bring your Foundation to Colombia, where we too, have a terrible dessert, where children are dying of hunger and thirst. It will be my pleasure to host you and be instrumental in anyway to aid these people. Blessings to you, your families, and all the Dutch people who support you. Already waiting for your reply and for you to come to Guajira, and Santander, Colombia. Blessings.

[@davidprocter3578]

Hi this project has been a wonderful boon to many people around the globe, but may I suggest you look at the videos of Ascension Island where the Victorians planted the slopes of the dead volcano with very specific trees and other plants to catch the fog, where there was once barren rock and ash there is now a forest with springs and a great deal of wild life this approach may be more beneficial in the long term or even a mix of both systems.

[@choopa1670]

Good on ya fellas. I realised while watching this that not all humans are bad. You guys are a testement to that. ✌🏽

[@jovifan674]

Thank you so much for your great labor in my country. God bless you guys

[@johnmundaden6613]

Awesome stuff, two thumbs up!

[@jamessuhr9667]

Well done.I hope your Folk are proud of you.

[@GaiaCarney]

You Rock! Fog nets are beautiful!

[@chabouyamoreno5258]

Beautiful my people thank u puro Perusalem

[@Tensai8]

Hmm...! Very good idea for conserving the water where it is the lack of water. I am very happy that there are people like you. @Creating Water Foundation. I like you idea very much I subscibed you and liked your video.

[@jensamano]

What a great way to change the world! Truly inspirational..

[@yeswing10]

What a great young man doing something for the greater good, unlike the rich elite, who want to hurt mankind.

[@diamondborn]

Great job my friend , I will need your help very soon for Haiti to bring an end to the misery of a great number of my Haitian brothers and sisters .

[@CreatingWater]

Pierrot Hyppolite Are the circumstances beneficial in Haiti? You heard about people doing it before ?

[@truthseekerchannel432]

Wow, you sir are amazing. So Amazing. Thank you for doing this. such an inspiration to humanity, to work as a team for each others survival. love, gratitude and compassion. Bravo!!!!!

[@amandafarley5473]

I think this is just absolutely an amazing idea. And being able to do this is spectacular. Especially in places that dont get alot of rain.

[@staceystory7175]

Continue to do good work for our people God bless you

[@sequoiatreeservice1753]

I'm happy you can help all this people

[@kjarby69]

Amazing! Absolutely, we need more people like this!👍🏻

[@geelee1977]

As those trees grow, they will become another fog net. This will create a feed back loop, allowing the desert to be reclaimed. So fortunate this region has the fog. Otherwise, water from air devices wouldn't be practical. Wonderful!

[@mr.heineken5770]

Awesome guys, keep up the great work you are doing, makes us really proud to be Dutch!

[@CreatingWater]

+Mr. Heineken Thanks a lot for the compliment! We keep doing our best at all time! New project in Lima is starting in a month and we will start posting updates soon! Keep following us :)

[@Vito7525]

simple solutions can have a great impact in the world :)

[@CreatingWater]

João Picciochi Thats how it is !

[@tombrandt8137]

Awesome brother, awesome...

[@h24plus]

Maravillosa idea en manos de gente increible y desinteresada un saludo y agradecimiento desde Mexico

[@roberthuffman4354]

YES,THERE OUR GOOD PEOPLE IN THE WORLD,TO HELP-OTHER PEOPLE

[@CreatingWater]

+Robert Huffman Thanks Robert

Simply amazing project!

[@CreatingWater]

+Václav Čermák Thanks alot!! WE will keep working to make a change in the world!

[@belhamadmohamed6176]

My dear brother, thank you for your effort. Wonderful work. I am from Morocco from poor villages. We have no water to drink. I liked this work. It is good for us. I want help from you to Morocco. We will be with you. Thank you.

[@MarcusLobenstein]

You should have 100 millions views. veel succes.

[@rahuldobhal9037]

Best wishes for your future projects guys, great job!

[@dutchjd72]

Geweldig ga zo door

[@littlebrookreader949]

Excellent! I love what you have done! Wonderful!

[@Vito7525]

Daily News should be like this not only destruction and money interests :) now only miss to apply this method in Africa :)

[@dan-crypto9131]

João Picciochi Thanks! We also hope to see that mass media focuses more on positive innovations rather than only negative news from around the world.

[@ronb7062]

Good job!

[@hermankarsowidjojo6771]

Deze, Zinvolle EENVOUD, VERDIENT Een " HEMELPRIJS " !! OPSCHALEN, Indien Mogelijk !! GROETJES !! TOP !!

[@philosophilia3563]

Who ARE these 37 DISLIKES ??? why Why WHY ??? This is fantastic !

[@mcraemctaggart4396]

Fantastic, so wonderful!!!!!!

[@travelwithtiago]

I am proud of you guys...

[@Guayabero1977]

such of noble thing to do.

[@CreatingWater]

+Guayabero1977 Thanks for your nice comment!

[@somalitruth2680]

+Creating Water Foundation will it work in Somaliland too? do you have a short summary of how this technology work without this long explanation? thanks

[@AkwasiValentine]

God bless you guys Nice Video :-)

[@leonardocabrera1327]

congratulations guys, awesome idea and real work :D

[@BrigittePlattner]

Felicitaciones.

[@CreatingWater]

+Brigitte Plattner Gracias Brigitte!

[@duskintheforest584]

I love the sing song way the native people speak Spanish! It's almost musical to me

[@staceystory7175]

Very nice like eco blue mass production there are lot's of natural desatures happening and coming we should prepare water is essential for our survival.

[@brofessormex]

We're doing a wildland fire fighting system so we can collect potable water. And when needed we have forest water locations. Fantastic job in the desert. I do not envy you.

[@KCECC-ActiveHealthyAgeing]

Very good

[@cleoxo2566]

I seem to recall an article that I read about this as a possible solution for California's water problems. This goes to show how a handful of people can make this world a better place!!

[@Isochest]

The California coast gets similar fogs. So yes I think this would work well

[@CsikungGyakorlatok]

wow, this is just fantastic! My heart is full of gratitude and trust in humanity - I wonder the method is written down somewhere, many places need it

[@AlokeshBagchi]

God Bless

[@barbarasheard6233]

we get a lot of mist from the sea, where I live - and yet we are water strapped! This is something I am going to try - is fog nets differently woven from shade nets? I think you need to come to west coast, Northern Cape South Africa and teach my community water harvesting - I'm motivated!

[@raziarahmat4299]

I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments send 4 month before

[@sohailkhan-vh2fc]

Hi I realize that these are called fog net, but will they work in a very dry place where there is no fog. or a place that has temperatures between 35 and 45C in an urban setting, on top of buildings.

[@maituub]

No, it are really FOG catchers, no fog = no water ( harvest). Then when there is still humidity in the air you can do it like/with air-conditioners / De-humidifiers ( but that are energy hogs ).

[@satchituku]

No it won't work when the temperature is not conducive to form fogs. In that case a thermodynamic loop may be used to condense humidity and immediately recover the coolness of dry air, so that minimum energy is used to generate water. Method is suitable for hot and humid tropical areas.

[@lionelolivier5827]

inspiring. innovative.

[@好.論正好]

thank you from CantoneSE

[@josemarinho7932]

great job bros. keep doing this

[@littlebrownkid92]

Can anyone tell me if the mesh they use to collect water is available to buy anywhere, or at least what type of weave or mesh it it. please and thank you

[@TallPaul7771]

This material is also known as shade cloth. It is commonly available in most hardware stores, in the garden department. It comes in a variety of colors, widths, lengths, and density of the shade produced.

[@jimbarnes6979]

Bravo!

[@marahman3904]

Nice project bro

[@cheliae8560]

What an amazing group of young men! WOW. There are also things called Atmospheric Water machines that take the water from the atmosphere that you can use. One creates around 10,000 litres in a 24 hour period. There are smaller ones also - 80 litres in a day. And different sizes in between. Pretty cool!

[@fahimtarin8794]

hi its amazing to see what you guys are doing, i want to help some little community in up mountain having same problem of shortage water, just want to know where can we get these nets ? are they available on market ? or we can use any fishing net ?

[@meiji728]

Faheem Tarin hello brother, I have same questions ? wish anybody will reply soon but I personally think. fishing nets won't be helpful may be the green nets. that we use for shadow ....

[@adamheckle2198]

I would love to implement this at some family farms and others in need around Arequipa. I would like to make my own. Where can I get the fabric once I am in Peru? I would love to work with you and get some projects going! Hope you can help!

[@noneone.............]

Useful 🌐♥️

[@gissie391]

Where are bushes and trees and avocado stones you can use for soap seeds growing etc.? Where's composting heaps hot composting for fertiser etc. Grapes drip irrigating, grapes grow in sand. Exciting.did you get patent for it?a noble prize for your work.

[@falconvisionproduction7481]

Great work , will like to see any updates.

[@ZombiePermaculture]

This is all very nice, but what is the fabric being used?

[@farisasmith7109]

Your method is really ingenious. You guys need to get together with some permiculture experts like Geoff Lawton for other ideas in water collection and soil development. I think there's always room for improvement of ideas. Who knows, maybe you could change the whole ecosystem of that area. Desertification is a big problem very few governments want to discuss or solve. And the poor will always pay the price figuratively and literally. Great work. Please keep it up.

[@thomasjehnkins1986]

I wonder if different net materials would make a difference

[@mnhusin509]

thanks it's inspired me a lot

[@saptarshiroy2761]

I would love to work in such project....if you people want someone to Participate then I am always ready........good luck guys

[@SuerteDelMolinoFarm]

Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain where we currently have a drought.

[@Spinfxxx]

You are legends!!!