Microalgae bloom knocks out most of Israel's desalination plants
A microalgae bloom has reportedly disabled most of Israel's desalination plants, materially worsening the country's water-supply vulnerability during an ongoing regional conflict.
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Why it matters
The loss of most desalination capacity could threaten water availability for a large population and create pressure for emergency measures.
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