Carlos Espinosa
Antofagasta - Chile
My nets capture water from the clouds
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It’s the purest freshwater in the world, moving in clouds a few hundred metres above the sea. Carlos captures it in the high-mountain deserts of the Andes.
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Carlos EspinosaMy nets capture water from the clouds -
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Bunker RoyI created the Barefoot College
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Georgie DelaneyI recharge my phone while getting fit
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Angie ChatrakulI turn tilapia leather into designer shoes
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Mary GordonI teach empathy with babies
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ESD & Ecole de Condé - Projet Make&Go pour Villa Shamengo
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Serge LareaultI manage the world’s first newspaper for the homeless
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Martha DelgadoI trade your trash for organic food
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Marcelo VillegasI’ve created a bamboo laminate that’s cheaper than plywood -
Simon VélezI use bamboo like others use iron
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Peggy PascalI pioneered farming in a bag
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Sandra AgueborI keep women off the streets by training them to be mechanics
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Harrison DillonI create fuel from algae
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Phil MorganMy restaurant runs on hydroelectric energy
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Eric ScottoI construct photovoltaic greenhouses to combine green energy with organic farming
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Hervé Thomas & Pierrick ClémentWe're marketing an invasive mollusk as a new seafood option
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Javier De NicoloI created the Children’s Republic to keep kids off the streets.
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Arnoud Raskin & Ann Van Hellemontwe set up schools in the most unlikely places



















