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The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium witnessed the critical threat that climate change posed to their communities’ immediate health. In response, ANTHC developed an individual household water purification and sanitation system so that tribal households can filter and disinfect any source of fresh water—such as rainwater, snow melt, springs or river water.
