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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

Israel's Water Crisis Eases Amid Algae Bloom Threat to Desalination

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Israel's water crisis has eased due to rainfall, but an algae bloom is threatening the efficiency of its crucial desalination plants, which supply most of the country's domestic water.

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  • Israel's water crisis has eased due to recent rainfall.
  • An algae bloom is currently impacting desalination plants.
  • The bloom reduces the efficiency of plants crucial for water supply.
  • Desalination plants provide about 75% of Israel's domestic water.
Israel's Water Crisis Eases Amid Algae Bloom Threat to Desalination
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