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Made in Israel: Water, Video of the day
Because more than half of Israel is desert, the lack of clean water is a life-or-death issue. Gordon Robertson examines the many innovative ways that Israel conserves water, including desalination, drip irrigation and recycling. Fascinating video.
Posted in Israel & Middle East
Tagged desalination, drip irrigation, irrigation, Israel, water
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