I even saw an almost science fiction-like technology the Japanese use where they actually capture the little bit of energy that results from water flowing through the toilet itself.
Tom Udall: “I even saw an almost science fiction-like technology the Japanese use where they actually capture the little bit of…”
On the recordMarch 10, 2010
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Senator Udall discusses innovative energy capture technology related to water usage.
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