How Israel, Jordan and Palestine can cooperate to slow Dead Sea's demise

AMMAN: From Greco-Roman times, the Dead Sea’s unique equilibrium was finely balanced by nature. Fresh water from nearby rivers and springs flowed into the lake, combining with rich salt deposits and then evaporating, leaving behind a brine of 33 percent salinity. Now, owing to a combination of climatic and man-made factors, this balance has been disrupted. As a result, the

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