Not dissimilar to that of the worlds second driest continent, Australia.
We have the Murray Darling Basin which spreads over four states.
Each State wants to get the most water possible This at times leads to South Australia water stress. Cubbie Station in Queensland has in the past taken water equivalent to the total entitlement of all of New South Wales.
It seems like Noam has indeed come up with what potentially could be a solution: replenishing the sea of Galilee, opening up the Jordan River and restoring the natural flow of water into the Dead Sea.
The big unanswered question, however, is where would Israel get the water from to pump into the Sea of Galilee? It may have a surplus of water due to its expertise in desalinization, but surely not enough to make any difference to a body of water the size of Galilee? Perhaps Noam could answer this question – but perhaps there is no answer.
The Dead Sea and The Red Sea must be taken care of and be saved for the future of all mankind!
Such an interesting interview and article.
It seems to be a war of water.
Not dissimilar to that of the worlds second driest continent, Australia.
We have the Murray Darling Basin which spreads over four states.
Each State wants to get the most water possible This at times leads to South Australia water stress. Cubbie Station in Queensland has in the past taken water equivalent to the total entitlement of all of New South Wales.
It seems like Noam has indeed come up with what potentially could be a solution: replenishing the sea of Galilee, opening up the Jordan River and restoring the natural flow of water into the Dead Sea.
The big unanswered question, however, is where would Israel get the water from to pump into the Sea of Galilee? It may have a surplus of water due to its expertise in desalinization, but surely not enough to make any difference to a body of water the size of Galilee? Perhaps Noam could answer this question – but perhaps there is no answer.
Wow! Fascinating story Warren and great pics. Thanks very much for sharing! Hope Noah gets his project on track!