India, June 5 -- One example of such innovation is Atmospheric Water Generation (AWG), a technology that extracts water directly from the moisture present in the air. As climate change places increasing pressure on conventional freshwater sources, AWGs are emerging as a valuable addition to the global water portfolio. By creating potable water at the point of consumption, they reduce dependence on overstretched groundwater reserves and complex distribution networks. Particularly useful in water-scarce regions, remote communities, and urban environments facing growing demand, AWGs demonstrate how technology can help diversify water sources and strengthen resilience. While not a substitute for conservation or recycling, they represent an im...