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Algae Bloom From Nile Delta Disrupts Israel's Water Supply
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Five Israeli desalination plants were shut down due to an algae bloom suspected to have originated in Egypt's Nile Delta, impacting water supply for agriculture and public gardens. Researchers are investigating the bloom's cause and spread.
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- Five of Israel's six desalination plants are offline due to algae bloom.
- The bloom is suspected to have originated in Egypt's Nile Delta.
- Agricultural irrigation and public garden watering have been halted.
- Algae's small size may be bypassing plant filters.
- Researchers are investigating the bloom's cause and spread.
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