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Mobile MaxPure in Iraq
Posted by: | CommentsA US soldier stationed in Iraq has shared video taken of 3 Mobile MaxPure, solar powered water purification systems, being deployed to villages in Iraq. There are currently 37 Mobile MaxPure systems operating in Iraq, and 60 systems in operation worldwide.
To see the video, click: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ncyxqaXqbHg
Penny Harvest Students Donate to WorldWater For Disaster Relief
Posted by: | CommentsWorldWater for Disaster Relief would like to thank all of our donors for their continued support for efforts to provide disaster-stricken areas with reliable and sustainable potable water & power provided by the Mobile MaxPure. At this time, we send a special thanks to the students of MS- 394 in Brooklyn for their donation. With money raised through a penny drive the students have donated nearly $250 to this cause. Thank you to MS- 394 sutdents and all of WorldWater for Disaster Relief donors for your kind gifts.
5th Mobile MaxPure® sent to Haiti
Posted by: | CommentsOn Friday, June 11 WorldWater & Solar Technologies, Inc. shipped the fifth MMP system plus a customized MMP trailer to Haiti to help people in post-earthquake Haiti. This system was purchased by International Relief Teams (IRT) and was further supported by your donations to WorldWater for Disaster Relief. The MMP will arrive in Haiti in the coming days, and will be operated by Haiti Vision. Check back for updates!
International Relief Teams & Haiti Vision Sending MMP to Haiti
Posted by: | CommentsIn late April, 2010 International Relief Teams, in partnership with Haiti Vision, purchased a Mobile MaxPure for deployment in Haiti as part of ongoing disaster relief and recovery efforts. The deployment of additional MMPs in Haiti at this time is critical as Haiti is about to enter the rainy season, presenting grave dangers for the spread of water-born diseases such as cholera in the tent cities and elsewhere. WorldWater has begun production of the MMP system and, in partnership with Haiti Vision and International Relief Teams will be sending the solar-powered water purification system to Haiti in the coming weeks.
