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Wrenshall farmer says invention could solve water shortage

The smallest unit produces 3 gallons a day, and Amundsen says the devices could help farms and dry regions find a new water source.

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Jason Amundsen created a new machine that pulls water from the air and makes it drinkable. If proven correct, he believes it could be revolutionary.

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Wrenshall farmer says invention could solve water shortage

Jason Amundsen created a new machine that pulls water from the air and makes it drinkable. If proven correct, he believes it could be revolutionary.

·Cherokee County, United States
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Duluth News Tribune broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Saturday, November 14, 2026.
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