The world is in a water crisis. What can Israel, a desert country which now has enough water to share, teach the rest of us about using water more wisely. Read our exhibition and find out.
Israel has beaten the water scarcity problem so far, but as climate conditions worsen in the Middle East, Israel’s water security hinges on its ability to diversify, negotiate and conserve.
Israel is a desert, and water resources are scarce, but today it produces 20% more water than it needs. What can the world learn from Israel’s experience?
This unique salt lake is shrinking at an alarming rate. Can it survive? Experts explain the problems and proposed solutions that could keep this natural wonder alive.
Contaminated drinking water is a major issue around the world. Now Israeli researchers have found a way to detect contaminated water in real time before it reaches our homes.
A visit to the country’s largest desalination and wastewater-treatment plants reveals smart technologies and policies to keep the water running.
San Quintin facility will serve more than 100,000 residents in Baja California, a region the Mexican government has declared in drought since 2014.
Fluence’s NIROBOX desalination system will provide Mayotte Island a quick and environmentally friendly solution to address water scarcity.
Although Israel is nearly two-thirds desert, the country has enough water to sustain itself, thanks to its efforts in water conservation, reuse, and desalination.
TSD’s system processes up to 10,000 cubic meters of water per day for small to medium farms, factories, hotels, off-grid sites and disaster areas.
Tel Aviv welcomes world experts to three-day expo of advanced water technologies and environmental solutions.
Multinational team including Israeli researchers wins a $125,000 USAID grant to build a joint groundwater treatment plant in Jordan.
No nation has invested more in water technology than Israel. With California facing chronic drought, major cooperative measures are taking root.
Israel’s G.A.L. Water Technologies sends its new mobile water purification system to the parched Pacific island at the request of the Foreign Ministry.
Technologies developed in Israel to recycle the country’s precious water resources are being used to help save India’s Noyyal River.
