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RainCatcher — The name on the bottle tells the story of what our work is: to bring clean drinking water to everyone. Knowledge has value. We aim to capitalize on something we ...
Continue Reading ?Starbucks is a good model for what we are attempting to do with RainCatcher – 11 stores 20 years ago – today over 16,000. Starbucks generates billions of dollars in sales by selling an ordinary product, coffee, in an ...
Continue Reading ?Below is a RainCatcher story, Water for everyone, that appeared on globalenvision.org, an initiative of Mercy Corps.
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Posted on Global Envision: April 03, 2007
How one individual’s simple discovery, the refreshing taste of ...
Continue Reading ?Malibu Times article, Water is life — published: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 1:40 PM PST
Jack Rose’s RainCatcher.org waters the world.
By Ben Marcus / Special to The Malibu Times
I know all too well there is no way to be here without being permanently changed. Such is my bond with Africa.
I give myself completely — blending with this place, these people, inventing ...
Continue Reading ?RainCatcher — Kenya: Harvesting natural rainwater to quench the world’s thirst.
Here are some water tanks for sale I came across recently in California:
Noe Valley spec house touts conservation, including rain catchment system
Susan Fornoff, Chronicle Staff Writer
Saturday, April 22, 2006
Even before its buyers move in, a new Noe Valley home touted by its builders as “the greenest house in San Francisco” ...
Continue Reading ?I have a solution to California’s, and the world’s, water woes. It’s called the RainCatcher.
In California, and throughout the Western U.S., the demand for water is rapidly outpacing supply. Current and future water needs for home and business ...
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