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Water Desalination
3 stories about Water Desalination
How the Kinneret tackles the country’s water shortage
09.02.22
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James Spiro
The Kinneret Academic College established a water engineering department to take on the country’s rain shortage - here’s how.
One of Two Companies Allegedly Involved in Violating Water Standards to Build Israel’s New Desalination Plant
29.08.19
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Lior Gutman
Israel’s Ministry of Energy announced two finalists in a tender to construct the country’s sixth and largest desalination plant, IDE and Hutchison. Both companies previously owned desalination plant Sorek, which was recently found in violation of regulations
Two Israeli Desalination Plants Violated Water Standards, Forged Data
20.08.19
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Lior Gutman
The country’s Ministry of Energy found the water in two facilities had levels of chloride higher than the predetermined standard. These facilities presented a false pretense of compliance in their reports