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The Economics of Thirst: Unveiling Jordan's Water Black Market - Vimarsana News

The Economics of Thirst: Unveiling Jordan's Water Black Market

Can economic models help countries make better water-related decision?

Researchers analyze the illegal trade in supply of drinking water in Jordan - Vimarsana News

Researchers analyze the illegal trade in supply of drinking water in Jordan

Water scarcity is a basic problem in many regions of the world. The consequences of this are black markets for drinking water, unauthorised water extrac...

German team quantifies Jordanian drinking water black market - Vimarsana News

German team quantifies Jordanian drinking water black market

Jordan signed a deal with the government in Jerusalem two years ago for doubling the desalinized water supply to Jordan to the tune of 50 million cubic meters a year.

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New model for the drinking water market in Jo - Vimarsana News

New model for the drinking water market in Jo

Water scarcity is a basic problem in many regions of the world. The consequences of this are black markets for drinking water, unauthorised water extraction from private wells, and the uncontrolled decline of groundwater supplies. For Jordan, one of the world’s most arid countries, a team of international scientists coordinated by the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) has analysed the role of water markets and discusses the increasing dependence of the population on illegal water trade in an article published in Nature Sustainability. The article identifies solutions with whi...

Jordan's water crisis should be a warning for the world - Vimarsana News

Jordan's water crisis should be a warning for the world

It is very easy to take tap water for granted. But sobering predictions of recent research around Jordan's water supply, where climate change, populatio...