Educate yourself on the water-producing potential of desalination technology. The idea of turning salt water into drinkable fresh water has been around for more than 2,000 years, yet only now is desalination becoming practical on a relatively large scale, thanks to a practice called reverse osmosis.
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4 ways you can take action on the Middle East and North Africa water crisis
The Stimson Center's Russell Sticklor argues in a recent op-ed for the Monitor that more attention must be paid to a looming water crisis in the Middle East and North Africa. Here, Sticklor offers four ways that individuals can learn about and help combat water scarcity.
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