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Meet Dr. Skywater, the Japanese Genius Behind Rainwater Recycling
Makoto Murase from Japan developed his own urban water recycling system, which collected, filtered and kept rainwater in large underground storage tanks, preventing flooding of sewers and providing usable water for irrigation, toilets, washing and drinking.
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