Rural water systems could be monitored with sensors
Chlorine could be created / dispensed in developing countries
Entrepreneurs could treat, package, and distribute water in reusable bottles to communities
Governments could invest in large scale toilet construction, maintenance, waste disposal, user feedback/design, sewer systems, and behavioral change/public campaigns
A bicycle could turn into a washing machine
Bottles could self-clean and purify water
WASH / environment international development programs could be integrated
People could be inspired to reuse water bottles
Small loans could enable clean water access
Fashion could be environmentally sustainable, fair trade, and long lasting
Ozone, UV light, and carbon could treat water instead of chlorine
Water could be sourced from the atmosphere
A water wheel could make it easier for clean water access
Hydropanels could collect drinking water from the air
Bottled water could be regulated in coming from spring fed or local groundwater sources
U.S. citizens could have clean, running water and plumbing
Citizens could check their environment and drinking water
Breweries could provide water in beer cans during emergencies
Sewage could be converted into potable water and electricity
Water could be available in an edible blob
Billboards could generate drinking water from humidity
Clean water initiatives could be financed through carbon credits
Rainwater harvesting could have multiple benefits
