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Old 09-12-2007, 10:32 AM
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In the current issue of Popular Science page 32 is an article describing a product that is suppose to be available in 2 years. It is a small wood stove that also makes a little water and electricity. The thing is being made with Africa in mind and will cost about $40 but seems to me it would work in a lot of Alaska. We will see if it comes to the market but thought I would mention it.
While I am on the subject does anyone know of water filtration process that can handle glacier water?
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Most glacial water needs little or no filtration. Settling tanks allow most if not all of the striated sedimenta to drop to the bottom, and a charcoal filter with a micron filter follow up will remove the rest.
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