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Katy Watson

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BBC Australia correspondent. Previously covering Latin America, DC, Middle East & London. Mama to four small humans and a Vizsla.
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Algae bloom that crippled Israel's desalination plants raises water security concerns

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By Katy Watson Verified, James Cheyne Verified
| Aol Verified
Israel's Water Authority used tankers to distribute water in Jerusalem at the end of August A recent outage of nearly all of Israel's major desalination plants has sparked concern over the country's future water security, with experts warning the war in Gaza is making the situation worse. A vast bloom of microalgae in the Mediterranean Sea that grew to 100km (62 miles) long and 7km wide at its peak clogged the filters of five of the six major plants that convert seawater into drinking water.
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Algae bloom that crippled Israel's desalination plants raises water security concerns

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By Katy Watson Verified, James Cheyne Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
A recent outage of nearly all of Israel's major desalination plants has sparked concern over the country's future water security, with experts warning the war in Gaza is making the situation worse. A vast bloom of microalgae in the Mediterranean Sea that grew to 100km (62 miles) long and 7km wide at its peak clogged the filters of five of the six major plants that convert seawater into drinking water.
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Netanyahu demandará al periódico que publicó que Emiratos Árabes Unidos le advirtió de los ataques del 7 de octubre contra Israel Original

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By Katy Watson Verified
| BBC Mundo Verified
Fuente de la imagen, Reuters Pie de foto, Según la oficina de Netanyahu, el informe forma parte de un "complot siniestro".
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