The solution is logical and simple. Bermuda's only source of natural water is rain and so every drop of rainwater is collected from roofs, where it drains into a tank and is then pumped towards taps when it's needed.

1.2 billion people live in areas where water is scarce and experience water shortages. Could Bermuda's harvesting system work elsewhere?

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