Solar Desalination: A Promising Solution for the Future of Water in MENA May 18, 2016 To mitigate water scarcity, the countries of the MENA region have substantially increased their investment and participation in desalination. There is no single model for desalination, nor can one model be applied in all the countries. Tags: 2011 - 2012 - Algeria - Animal - Brine - Brine Discharge - Climate - Climate Change - Cost Reduction - Desalination - Desert - Desertec - Desertification - Egypt - Environment - Evaporate - Fanack - Fossil Fuel - Freshwater Demand - Gas Turbine - Greenhouse Gas - Industry - Irrigation - King - Kuwait - Libya - Low-Energy Consumption - MENA Region - Middle East - Monson Group - Morocco - North Africa - Osmosis - Ouarzazate - Persian Gulf - Population - project - Qatar - Red Sea - relations - Resources - Salinity - Saud - Saudi Arabia - Solar - Solar Energy - Solar Power - Solar Power Plant - Solar-Powered - Solar-Powered Desalination - Solar-Thermal - sources - Steam Turbine - Surface Water - Sustainable - Tunisia - UAE - United Arab Emirates - Urbanization - War - Water - Water Cycle - Water Demand - Water Demands - Water Purification - Water Quality - Water Resources
Why Gaza is Running Out of Fresh Water January 10, 2015 Gaza’s water crisis has been steadily worsening over recent decades. The area’s only source of fresh water is the Coastal Aquifer, a groundwater basin that runs the length of the Gaza Strip and along part of the Israeli coast. Tags: about - Aquifer - Basin - Coastal Municipalities Water Utility - Desalination - Environment - Fanack - Gaza - Gaza Strip - Groundwater - Infiltration - ISIS - Israel - King - Media - Mediterranean Sea - NGO - Palestinian - Pollution - Population - Rainfall - Salinity - Sewage - sources - Sustainable - Treatment Plants - United Nations - Wastewater - Water - Water Purification - Water Quality - Water Treatment Plants - World Health Organization