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🇺🇸 Austin

Circuit of the Americas · Next race: 2026-10-25

What this city needs

Water ScarcityExtreme HeatAir Quality

Austin's rapid growth strains water supply and worsens urban heat island effects. The F1 Zone deploys atmospheric water generation, tree canopy expansion, and shade infrastructure to produce water, cool neighborhoods, and improve air quality.

The Economics

Air Quality + Heat

50 trees/site

AQI reduction: 10-15 points

Grants: EPA, TX CEQ, Austin Urban Forest Grant

Water Production (AWG)

100,000 gal/yr

Value: $0.012/gal

confirm with Austin Water

Per site: $85,000 annual value to the city.

Cost to build: $300,000 one-time · Payback: 42 months

Not a grant request. A services contract.

Austin pays per unit of stormwater managed, per tree maintained, per gallon produced. A 10-year operating contract. We build it, we run it, the city pays for outcomes.

Austin Water conservation rebateEPA grantTX CEQ grantAustin Urban Forest FundInflation Reduction Act tree equity

Downloadable Letter

Send a letter of support to Austin officials:

• Mayor of Austin

• City Council

• Austin Water

Mesh Monitor & Risk Context

Mesh Monitor

Multi-proxy data chain · Refresh 60s

Seismic
Weather
Air Quality
Fire (50mi)

NASA FIRMS — check map

Premium Layers

Schumann Resonance
TEC Anomaly

Full access requires activation code

Risk Context

Nearest seismic event...
Active fires (50mi)...
Weather alerts...
Current AQI...

Next race at this circuit: 2026-10-25

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