Sources & Editorial Standards

For atmospheric-water and drinking-water safety claims, we prioritize U.S. EPA, CDC and National Weather Service materials. Product-specific claims should be attributed to the merchant unless independently verified. Primary sources used across this publication U.S. EPA atmospheric water generation research — water quality and AWG research context. U.S. EPA Atmospheric Water Generation Technology technical brief — production dependence on temperature/humidity and treatment considerations. National Weather Service: dew point and relative humidity . CDC: creating and storing an emergency water supply . CDC: making water safe in an emergency .

Primary sources used across this publication

• U.S. EPA atmospheric water generation research — water quality and AWG research context.
• U.S. EPA Atmospheric Water Generation Technology technical brief — production dependence on temperature/humidity and treatment considerations.
• National Weather Service: dew point and relative humidity.
• CDC: creating and storing an emergency water supply.
• CDC: making water safe in an emergency.