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desalination
How Israel’s desert became a fecund source of water
Jonathan Kirsch
September 25, 2015
“Making the desert bloom” is one of the stirring and enduring tropes of Zionist history.
Desalination: Science, engineering and alchemy
Jewish Journal
September 11, 2015
The irrigation of the desert with purified seawater will appear a dream to many, but less than any other country should Israel be afraid of dreams capable of transforming the natural order.
Water surplus in Israel? With desalination, once unthinkable is possible
Jewish Journal
May 28, 2013
As construction workers pass through sandy corridors between huge rectangular buildings at this desalination plant on Israel’s southern coastline, the sound of rushing water resonates from behind a concrete wall.
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