Water authority israel
Gov't approves plan to boost desalinated water production using private companies
The overarching goal of the new plan is to enable the State of Israel to produce 2.3 billion cubic meters of desalinated water per year by 2050, and 2,75 billion cubic meters per year by 2075.
Israel’s freshwater balancing act: The Kinneret under strain
Lake Kinneret reaches dangerously low water levels as Israeli authorities decide to pump in water
Driest winter on record: Lake Kinneret sees rare February drop in water level
Kinneret water level rises by 1 cm over 24 hours
The last time the Degania Dam was opened was in 2013.
Water NGO head: Crisis isn’t all the authority’s fault
‘Don’t throw out the baby with the bathwater,’ says Raanan Adin in response to the State Comptroller’s Report.
Comptroller blasts short-sighted management of national water supply
"The Water Authority has implemented a short-sighted series of operations in the water sector," State Comptroller Joseph Shapira said.
Five-year drought brings Israeli water bodies to historically low levels
Today, the water level in the Kineret is -214.20m, dropping 1 cm a day
US politicians, European technicians stream toward Israeli-run water technology
“We are bringing together the heartland of America with the Holy Land, we are bringing both the Mideast and the Midwest together."
Israel opens 13 km. pipeline to alleviate West Bank water shortage
The Water Authority and setters have also charged that Palestinian theft of water has depleted supplies.
Palestinians, Israeli settlers running out of water in West Bank
“Today we are working in order to expand the capability of supplying water in all Judea and Samaria.”
Trump takes credit for 'vital' Israeli-Palestinian water deal
The deal will release 33 million cubic meters of water to the PA, relieving a serious shortage in the Palestinian territories.
Cross-border water pollution threatens Israeli security, watchdog says
EcoPeace: The state comptroller’s report presents “a scathing assessment of failure for more than two decades of Israeli government action and inaction.”
The rain that pays for itself
Jerusalem has approximately 896,112 sq.m. of roof space on public buildings, which could yield a water saving of 384,253 cu.m. annually.