[Photo] Collecting rainwater with plastic bottles at no cost

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On the third day of the World Water Forum at the Daegu Exhibition and Convention Center, participants explain PET bottle collectors in a bin to collect rainwater using plastic drinking bottles, Apr. 14. The idea is for people in underdeveloped countries to easily and without financial costs collect rainwater. The World Water Challenge involves finding programs to find solutions to global water challenges. (Newsis)

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[Photo] Collecting rainwater with plastic bottles at no cost

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