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Israel's Agriculture Faces Crisis as Desalination Systems Shut Down
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High seawater turbidity has forced the shutdown of most of Israel's desalination plants, threatening severe crop damage and jeopardizing food security. The government is working to support affected farms while the Israel Farmers Federation demands immediate solutions and compensation.
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- Desalination plants shut down due to high seawater turbidity.
- Agriculture faces severe crop damage and food production risks.
- Government agencies are assessing and assisting affected farms.
- Farmers' federation demands immediate solutions and compensation.
- Past reports warned of desalination facility management issues.
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