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Israel's Water Shortage Eases, Yet Algae Bloom Poses Desalination Risk
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Israel's water crisis has eased due to higher reservoir levels, but a persistent algae bloom in the Mediterranean Sea continues to threaten the efficiency and integrity of the nation's desalination plants.
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- Israel's water crisis has significantly eased.
- Reservoir levels have risen considerably.
- An algae bloom in the Mediterranean Sea remains a threat.
- The bloom endangers desalination facilities.
- Water authorities are monitoring the algae situation.
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