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- Drop By Drop By Pratik GhoshDesigner Pratik Ghosh said Drop by Drop "is indeed a mini version of the Amazon."1
- Drop By DropDrop by Drop fosters transpiration similar to processes in the famous rainforest.2
- Drop By Drop DesignDrop by Drop filters greywater from home kitchens or even bathrooms.3
- Drop By Drop Plant-BasedThe distilled water can become drinking water by adding salt.4
- Drop By Drop WaterA light in Drop by Drop sets off photosynthesis in the plant.5
- Drop By Drop DesignerDrop by Drop is Pratik Ghosh's final year project at Royal College of Art.6
- Drop By Drop Water FiltrationThe system requires little maintenance.7
- Drop By Drop AmazonThe prototype can currently filter one glass of water in 12 hours.8
- Drop By Drop By Pratik Ghosh Full WidthToo often, we take <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/water/" target="_blank">water</a> for granted. Civilizations have risen and fallen after exploiting water sources, according to <a href="https://www.rca.ac.uk/" target="_blank">Royal College of Art</a> (RCA) graduate student <a href="http://www.ki-kando.com/work/" target="_blank">Pratik Ghosh</a>. He designed <a href="http://www.ki-kando.com/work/#/drop-by-drop/" target="_blank">Drop by Drop</a>, a <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/plants/" target="_blank">plant</a>-based <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/water-filtration/" target="_blank">water filtration</a> system that explores more sustainable methods of obtaining water. The system can grow <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/herbs/" target="_blank">herbs</a> while cleansing home <a href="http://inhabitat.com/tag/wastewater/" target="_blank">wastewater</a>.9