Seepage of Dead Sea Saltwater Causes Sinkholes and Crop Loss
Saltwater is seeping into the ground around the Dead Sea, affecting farms and causing sinkholes. This impacts agriculture and water quality in the Jordan region.
A study shows that many children in Uganda's Karamoja region consume food and water contaminated with drug-resistant Salmonella, worsening health problems.
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Saltwater is seeping into the ground around the Dead Sea, affecting farms and causing sinkholes. This impacts agriculture and water quality in the Jordan region.
Water projects in the Middle East struggle due to reduced funding from international donors. Countries face critical challenges in securing water for drinking and agriculture.
Iran's water crisis is worsened by military actions that illegally extract groundwater, leading to serious environmental issues.
Investing in drought resilience can save significant costs in the future. Reports highlight the urgent need for effective water management due to increasing drought impacts.
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