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Alan interviews Cody Soodeen.
Cody Soodeen's parents lived in a town with contaminated well water - so they had to buy bottled water.
This led him as an architect to invent a way, using desiccants, to extract pure water from dry air.
Today, his company, Kara Water sells air-to-water extraction units to thousands of consumers.
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Website: www.KaraWater.com
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