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Warming Waters and Falling Levels Threaten Sea of Galilee
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By אילנה קוריאל
First reported by Walla · 12 hours ago
What happened
Experts warn that rising temperatures and falling water levels in the Sea of Galilee are threatening Israel's water supply and ecosystem. Increased water temperatures are fostering dangerous algae and amoeba blooms, while fluctuating levels destabilize the environment and risk water quality.
- 01Warming Sea of Galilee temperatures foster dangerous amoeba and algae blooms.
- 02Falling water levels threaten the Sea of Galilee's ecosystem and water quality.
- 03Climate change is causing more frequent and severe water-related crises.
- 04Desalination plants were recently shut down, impacting drinking water supply.
- 05Experts urge immediate preparation for escalating climate change impacts.
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