Israel's Desalination Push Against CC
Climate Change Cutting Rainfall in Israel
Desalination Solution from Sea Water
Israel is building the biggest desalination plant in the world. It is already ahead of the world with five desalination plants along the Mediterranean Sea that convert sea water into usable, drinkable water. Israel has received three bids from global companies to build and operate the world's largest desalination plant. The plant will battle Israel's growing water shortage from Climate Change with water systems stressed as rainfall is down for five years. The plant would supply water to 20% of Israeli households.
World's Biggest Desalination Plant
The world's biggest desalination plant is said by Israeli authorities to be designed to reverse osmosis technology. A seventh plant is also planned. Construction will start in 2020 and take three years to complete. When done, the big plant will produce 200 million cubic meters of water a year in Central Israel, providing that region 85% of needed household and municipal water.
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Desalination Solution from Sea Water
Israel is building the biggest desalination plant in the world. It is already ahead of the world with five desalination plants along the Mediterranean Sea that convert sea water into usable, drinkable water. Israel has received three bids from global companies to build and operate the world's largest desalination plant. The plant will battle Israel's growing water shortage from Climate Change with water systems stressed as rainfall is down for five years. The plant would supply water to 20% of Israeli households.
World's Biggest Desalination Plant
The world's biggest desalination plant is said by Israeli authorities to be designed to reverse osmosis technology. A seventh plant is also planned. Construction will start in 2020 and take three years to complete. When done, the big plant will produce 200 million cubic meters of water a year in Central Israel, providing that region 85% of needed household and municipal water.
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