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(Jerusalem Post) Michelle Malka Grossman - Having made the desert bloom and become a world leader in water management, Israel is now helping parched California solve its water problems. At the Israel-California Water Conference this week, 24 Israeli companies offered water storage, management, treatment, recycling and leak detection solutions. In December, Israel's IDE Technologies opened the Carlsbad desalination plant north of San Diego. The facility is the biggest in the Western Hemisphere and provides 7% of San Diego County's water needs. 2016-07-29 00:00:00Full Article
Israel Leading a "Water Revolution" in Arid California
(Jerusalem Post) Michelle Malka Grossman - Having made the desert bloom and become a world leader in water management, Israel is now helping parched California solve its water problems. At the Israel-California Water Conference this week, 24 Israeli companies offered water storage, management, treatment, recycling and leak detection solutions. In December, Israel's IDE Technologies opened the Carlsbad desalination plant north of San Diego. The facility is the biggest in the Western Hemisphere and provides 7% of San Diego County's water needs. 2016-07-29 00:00:00Full Article
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