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UN: Israel #1 World Leader in Water Recycling - Good News

Seeded on Mon Mar 23, 2009 8:45 PM EDT
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Despite Israel's constant struggle to maintain a sufficient water supply – or perhaps because of it – Israel was named the world's most efficient recycled water user in a United Nations report issued in honor of International Water Day.
Presented at the 5th World Water Forum in Istanbul, the UN report also ranked Israel as one of the world's leaders in desalinated water use.

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Israel purifies and reuses almost 70 percent of its waste water each year for agriculture. Much of the leftover sewage water is reused for other purposes.

Israel vastly outranks even the second most efficient recycled water user – Spain – which only recycles 12 percent of its waste water for agriculture. In Turkey, the host country of the forum, only 3.6 percent of sewage water is recycled.

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