Israel solves water woes with desalination

[Jroc]

This Sunday, May 4, 2014 photo, shows Sorek desalination plant in Rishon Letzion, Israel. Israel's aggressive desalination program that has transformed this perennially parched country into perhaps the most well-hydrated country in the region..

While previous droughts have been accompanied by impassioned public service advertisements to conserve, this time around it has been greeted with a shrug — thanks in large part to an aggressive desalination program that has transformed this perennially parched land into perhaps the most well-hydrated country in the region.

"We have all the water we need, even in the year which was the worst year ever regarding precipitation," said Avraham Tenne, head of the desalination division of Israel's Water Authority. "This is a huge revolution."

By solving its water woes, Israel has created the possibility of transforming the region in ways that were unthinkable just a few years ago

 

[Mr. H.]

My tax dollars hard at work.

 

[Jroc]

My tax dollars hard at work.

Your tax dollar have nothing to do with it. Jewish resilience and fortitude does..Quit hating.

 

[Mr. H.]

 

[Phoenall]

My tax dollars hard at work.

Hardly as you stand to benefit from this due in no small part by the interest on the loans granted to Israel.

 

[Mr. H.]

If the remaining salty brine is pumped back into the sea, won't that upset the delicate eco-balance of the waters?

 

[Snouter]

Hardly as you stand to benefit from this due in no small part by the interest on the loans granted to Israel.

 

[Mr. H.]

So Israel is over-salinating their seas by returning brine to her waters.

Is there a Jew EPA?


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[Jroc]

So Israel is over-salinating their seas by returning brine to her waters.

Is there a Jew EPA?


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IDE’s Felber said the impact of returning brine to the sea is “minor.” But Bromberg insists it is too early to say what impact multiple plants would have, saying “much more research is required.”

Israel solves water woes with desalination - The Washington Post