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Epoch 10 Livestream: Climate & Clean Water - Building Real Solutions in Crisis Areas

How do you get clean water to 2 million people in a war zone without electricity? And how do you make sure funding for climate projects actually reaches the people doing the work? This livestream features two climate-focused projects from Octant's Epoch 10 cohort. Salah from Blue Filter shares how his portable filtration technology is providing safe drinking water in Gaza, no power or chemicals required. Ru from Atlantis talks about the massive trust gap in impact funding (billions misallocated, pennies reaching ground-level workers) and how blockchain can fix it. The conversation gets into what it actually takes to build for crisis areas, why so many engineers waste their skills on trading apps, and the case for "less bits, more atoms." Speakers: Salah Saudi - Blue Filter (@BluefilterC) Ru - Atlantis (@Atlantis_p2p) // TIMESTAMPS // 00:00 - Intro: Climate Projects for Epoch 10 01:56 - Salah's Intro: 17 Years as a Water Engineer from Gaza 03:28 - Blue Filter's 2025: 5,000 Filters Distributed, 2M+ People Reached 06:14 - Developing the Tech: From Irrigation to Drinking Water 07:41 - "Frowning Faces to Smiley Faces" 09:05 - Ru's Intro: Atlantis and the Trust Problem in Impact Funding 10:13 - The US Aid Scandal and Carbon Credit Failures 10:46 - How Blockchain Brings Transparency to Impact Work 17:00 - Atlantis in 2025: MRV Tools and Ground-Level Pilots 24:00 - Blue Filter's Vision: Scaling to Crisis Areas Worldwide 32:00 - What's Next for 2026 40:00 - Advice for Builders: Stop Ignoring Real Problems 48:23 - "Less Bits, More Atoms" 50:40 - Final Words and Where to Find These Projects 54:32 - Wrap-Up This livestream was part of Octant's Epoch 10 allocation window (January 6-20, 2026), featuring top climate projects from previous epochs. Learn more about Octant: https://octant.build/