Look at the water reality there: how to plan water scarcity! http://goo.gl/HyQSI (map) http://goo.gl/74TZK (video) http://goo.gl/tIqLU http://goo.gl/DVQVr http://goo.gl/WMHgi Walling out Water in West Bank West Bank, Palestine, is divided into areas A, B and C, based on the extent of Israeli control over them. Walls demarcate the areas, restricting movement and access. This fragments the territory in a way that cuts people off from aquifers that should be their natural water sources, and keeps them from developing/ fully utilizing their water infrastructure. These videos depict how this has led to severe water scarcity in West Bank, and how people have to cope with it. Filling Point We, the Women of Jayyous CoCoon: Water in Qalqiliya (Palestine) Za'bobeh Besides, a situation of conflict leads to groundwater extraction while discouraging recharge, as this perspective from Ethiopia suggests. How else, in your experience, does it hamper long-term groundwater potential? Please share your thoughts in the Comments section under one of these videos. With Regards,
Published by Jean-Louis Couture
Look at the water reality there: how to plan water scarcity!
http://goo.gl/HyQSI (map)
http://goo.gl/74TZK (video)
http://goo.gl/tIqLU
http://goo.gl/DVQVr
http://goo.gl/WMHgi
Walling out Water in West Bank
West Bank, Palestine, is divided into areas A, B and C, based on the extent of Israeli control over them. Walls demarcate the areas, restricting movement and access. This fragments the territory in a way that cuts people off from aquifers that should be their natural water sources, and keeps them from developing/ fully utilizing their water infrastructure.
These videos depict how this has led to severe water scarcity in West Bank, and how people have to cope with it.
Filling Point
We, the Women of Jayyous
CoCoon: Water in Qalqiliya (Palestine)
Za'bobeh
Besides, a situation of conflict leads to groundwater extraction while discouraging recharge, as this perspective from Ethiopia suggests. How else, in your experience, does it hamper long-term groundwater potential? Please share your thoughts in the Comments section under one of these videos.
With Regards,