Let There Be Water: Israel's Solution for a Water-Starved World [Hardcover]

The U.S. government predicts that about 60 percent of the Earth’s surface is not going to have enough water soon, but most people have no idea of the crisis that’s coming. In Let There Be Water, Seth M. Siegel eloquently and masterfully details hundreds of hours of research on this pending epidemic to reveal that the solution lies with one country – Israel. The task that Israel has accomplished is astounding, especially considering that more than half of the country is made of desert. Israel has such a large amount of water that every day they are pumping water to nearby countries Palestine and Jordan. What’s even more profound about Israel’s reliable water system and their absorbent amount of drinking water is what it took to get there. The way Israel created such cutting-edge water technology – beyond what any other country has created – is an amazing story all in itself. This book provides insight into how a country with so many challenges facing them was able to come out on top and create a system that could possibly save the world. Let There Be Water is not only a vital resource for those interested in political science, global science and sustainability, it’s also an essential title for companies and other organizations. Order this title and other books in bulk for your next meeting, training session or freshman reads program. BookPal offers an extensive catalog of political science and business titles, as well as customization options to create books unique to your brand. When you purchase wholesale books from BookPal, you’re making the cost-efficient choice in educating and inspiring your organization. ISBN 9781250073952 Hardcover Author: Seth M. Siegel

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