Por: Associated Press Sports November 10, 2022
WASHINGTON (AP) — Arid and surrounded by the salt waters of the Persian Gulf, World Cup host Qatar is among the world’s most water-stressed countries. The nation of 2.9 million people has no rivers, and receives less than four inches (10 centimeters) of rain per year on average.It’s a condition the wealthy Persian Gulf emirate has largely paid its way out of, thanks to expensive technology known as desalination that makes seawater... + full article
MarketWatch USA Politics November 19, 2022
Representatives for FIFA and the Qatar organizing committee did not respond to MarketWatch’s request for comment on this story. Here is a refresher on why the 2022 FIFA World Cup is so controversial.Corruption allegations over Qatar’s winning bid to host Qatar and its... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Nation November 07, 2022
For decades, environmentalists have decried ocean desalination as an ecological disaster, while cost-savvy water managers have thumbed their noses at desal’s lofty price tag. But as the American Southwest barrels into a new era of extreme heat, drought and aridification,... + más
California Coastal Commission OKs desalination plant in Orange County | Los Angeles Times
California approves desalination plant as historic drought hits water supplies | CNBC
Associated Press USA Entertainment November 06, 2022
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Qatar is home to some 2.9 million people, but only a small fraction — around one in 10 — are Qatari citizens. They enjoy massive wealth and benefits fueled by Qatar’s shared control of one of the world’s largest reserves of natural... + más
Qatar Airways Ready To Shine At 2022 World Cup As Official Airline Of FIFA | Forbes
NBC 6 South Florida USA World October 15, 2022
Justin Sullivan Getty Images California Gov. Gavin Newsom (R) tastes wastewater that was treated at the Antioch Water Treatment Plant with Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe (L) on August 11, 2022 in Antioch, California. data-ellipsis=false> California regulators this week approved a... + más
CNBC USA Business October 14, 2022
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (R) tastes wastewater that was treated at the Antioch Water Treatment Plant with Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe (L) on August 11, 2022 in Antioch, California.Justin Sullivan Getty ImagesCalifornia regulators this week approved a $140 million desalination... + más
California Approves Desalination Plant as Historic Drought Hits Water Supplies | NBC 6 South Florida
Los Angeles Times USA Nation October 14, 2022
Less than six months after rejecting a proposal for a major desalination plant in Huntington Beach, the California Coastal Commission on Thursday approved plans for a different, smaller project in Orange County that could serve as a model for future projects. The commission gave... + más
Los Angeles Times USA Science October 06, 2022
California’s largest inland body of water is in trouble. Inflows to the Salton Sea have decreased, salinity is growing, the ecosystem is collapsing, and neighboring communities are suffering high rates of respiratory illnesses caused, many believe, by contaminants in dust... + más
As Salton Sea faces ecological collapse, a plan to save it with ocean water is rejected | Los Angeles Times
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