The fact that man’s intervention is driving the steady decline of the level of the dead sea informs us that additional intervention is in the cards in order to sustain the sea itself. Various options exist and some of the projects been contemplated
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Resurrecting the Dead Sea
The fact that man’s intervention is driving the steady decline of the level of the dead sea informs us that additional intervention is in the cards in order to sustain the sea itself. Various options exist and some of the projects been contemplated
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