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>85% of the country's drinkable water "the country" in this context is Israel, since HN truncates the wiki link right before that.
by LordDragonfang 3y ago
>85% of the country's drinkable water
"the country" in this context is Israel, since HN truncates the wiki link right before that.
- wiz21c 3y agoOK, so we got a country that needs machines to survive (no desalination plant, no water to drink). Maybe it's time to understand that it's not a long term strategy ? That may be they should move to another place where water is naturally more abundant ?
- pjc50 3y ago> may be they should move As if immigration isn't a hugely fraught political topic. And you might want to consider how many people moved to Israel and why.
- patrickmcnamara 3y agoEvery country needs lots of machines to survive. We'd all starve and freeze to death pretty quickly without 'em.