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Israel's Desalination Plants Shut Down Due to Algal Bloom
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Five of Israel's six desalination plants shut down due to extreme seawater turbidity, likely caused by an algal bloom. This led to water conservation measures and reduced supply across the country, with the full operational status of the plants remaining uncertain.
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- Five of Israel's six desalination plants shut down due to extreme seawater turbidity.
- An algal bloom, possibly from the Nile Delta, is suspected as the cause.
- Water conservation measures were implemented nationwide.
- The duration of the shutdown and return to full capacity is uncertain.
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