Driven by the intersection of sprawl & extended drought, and amplified by a citizenry's enduring fondness for «individual responsibility,»
rainwater harvesting techniques are poised to spread, once freed from inflexible and counterproductive water management traditions stemming from the late 1800's.
Not exact matches
Food + Water > Water - Efficient Agriculture
Techniques like effective
rainwater harvesting and gravity powered irrigation allow for the continuation of high - yield agriculture while still saving water.
Today many proven
techniques for «
rainwater harvesting» can collect and store rain for later use by people, livestock and crops.
They're exploring a huge range of
techniques including evapotransportation, decentralized
rainwater harvesting, and revegetation / reforestation.
It features rain chains for
harvesting rainwater, skylights, wide windows for passive cooling, and traditional building methods like earth plaster for humidity control and charred wood siding (shou sugi ban or a scorched - wood
technique from Japan) for better protection against the elements.
However, Sabrina's RAINS proposal revisits the traditional Yemeni
technique of
harvesting rainwater from flat rooftops.
The major outcome of the workshop will address how to integrate, water
harvesting techniques to boost household food security, improve on - farm retention capacity, mobilize communities to
harvest rainwater through river dams, earth dams and farming
techniques as a foundation for successful tree planting and food security implementation.