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Water and sanitation in the Middle East
A hot arid climate, high population growth rates and inadequate wastewater treatment all contribute to water shortage in the Middle East. This, taken together with the fact that the major rivers in theregion flow across several international boundaries, points to one thing: the need for international co-operation between all countries in the region.
A hot arid climate, high population growth rates and inadequate wastewater treatment all contribute to water shortage in the Middle East. This, taken together with the fact that the major rivers in the
region flow across several international boundaries, points to one thing: the need for international co-operation between all countries in the region.
region flow across several international boundaries, points to one thing: the need for international co-operation between all countries in the region.
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