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Dry North: Severe Drought Highlights Future Challenges for the Water Sector

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The Nature and Parks Authority and nature conservation organizations fear that the decision to reduce the water flow in Jordan by a third in the coming months will worsen the situation in the natural sites in the Kinneret and Jordan regions and cause species loss. Models predict a warm and dry autumn and early winter compared to average, and the Water Authority fears a continuation of the drying trend. Several regional and national projects and …
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Dry North: Severe Drought Highlights Future Challenges for the Water Sector

The Nature and Parks Authority and nature conservation organizations fear that the decision to reduce the water flow in Jordan by a third in the coming months will worsen the situation in the natural sites in the Kinneret and Jordan regions and cause species loss. Models predict a warm and dry autumn and early winter compared to average, and the Water Authority fears a continuation of the drying trend. Several regional and national projects and …

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haaretz.co.il broke the news in on Friday, August 1, 2025.
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