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For decades, bottled water has been marketed as a convenient and healthy way to stay hydrated. But as consumers become more aware of environmental challenges, plastic waste, and the true cost of bottled water, many are looking for more sustainable alternatives.

How much humidity do you need to make water from air? It's a fair question. Since Atmospheric Water Generators pull moisture from the air, humidity plays a major role in how much water can be produced. However, many people are surprised to learn that modern AWG technology can operate in much drier conditions than they expect.

Atmospheric Water Generation uses proven technology to capture humidity, convert it into liquid water, and purify it for drinking. By harnessing moisture that already exists in the atmosphere, AWG systems provide an innovative alternative to traditional water sources.

Knowing what's in your tap water empowers you to make informed decisions about your health, your family, and your water source. Whether you choose filtration, testing, or innovative solutions like Atmospheric Water Generation, awareness is the key to better hydration and peace of mind.

If you've ever wondered how it's possible to create drinking water directly from the air around you, this guide will explain everything you need to know about atmospheric water generation, how it works, and why more people are turning to AWG systems for their daily water needs.

New year, new habits. Learn how clean water, alkaline hydration, and simple wellness tips can support energy and long-term health.

Kara Water CEO, Cody Soodeen, to receive the Technical Innovation Award from The King Center on behalf of Kara Water in Atlanta, GA on January 17, 2026. 

Cody Soodeen, co-founder and CEO of Kara Water, grew up drinking well water. During his teens, the well became contaminated and his family was forced to switch to bottled water sources.

Recognizing the high lifetime cost and negative environmental impact of bottled water, he set out to find a permanent solution.

Cody found his unconventional inspiration in the Namib desert beetle, which harvests its water from the air. As a practicing architect, he was able to create a beautiful air-to-water dispenser that produces high quality water in the simplest way possible.