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Algae Bloom Clogs Israel's Desalination Plants, Threatening Water Supply
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An unprecedented algae bloom has shut down or crippled five of Israel's six coastal desalination plants, threatening the nation's water supply. While some plants operate partially and alternative sources are being used, the crisis highlights vulnerabilities exacerbated by climate change.
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- Algae bloom has shut down or reduced output at five of Israel's six desalination plants.
- The Hadera plant is the only one fully operational, but is now at risk.
- Experts are trying to identify and develop treatments for the microscopic algae.
- Alternative water sources and reduced consumption measures are in place.
- The crisis underscores vulnerabilities related to climate change and potential future threats.
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