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Why thirsty Arab region needs sustainable desalination tech

  • Many Arab countries suffer from scarcity of underground renewable fresh resources due to geography
  • Dependence on fossil fuels for desalination amounts to a heavy environmental and economic burden
By Jumana Khamis ·

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