BlueIris
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Tue Nov-09-10 06:49 AM
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DU info retrieval experts: Need help finding what I *think* is a non-profit... |
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Edited on Tue Nov-09-10 06:50 AM by BlueIris
It was an organization active during the earthquake in Haiti back in January. The group makes some kind of device that turns dirty water into clean, drinkable water (whatever it is looks like a little baggie thing the size of a ziplock.) I've Googled, but no clues. I heard about this org on CNN.
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Tue Nov-09-10 07:01 AM
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1. I'd check with a librarian |
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In my state there's a chat service where you can ask questions like that to a reference librarian.
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BlueIris
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Wed Nov-10-10 12:54 AM
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2. Kick, just in case anyone thought up anything new. nt |
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Wed Nov-10-10 01:37 AM
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4. Don't think so, but thanks! It looks like there are a lot of companies |
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that make and distribute these products. I will have to decide which one(s) to support.
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Wed Nov-10-10 01:55 AM
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Perhaps you might choose from the companies/projects listed here: http://other90.cooperhewitt.org/
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Wed Nov-10-10 03:06 AM
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6. There is a little baggie membrane water filter on the first short video here- |
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