It is extremely difficult to find water in the desert. How did Israel do it?

Israel attaches too much importance to water resources, and any questions about water are put in the first place.

Israel is a small country. At first, there was not much land and desert, which led to the extreme shortage of water resources, which was not conducive to agricultural production. The dilemma faced by Israel at the beginning of the founding of the People's Republic and this unchanging geographical condition made Jews realize that water shortage would be their primary problem. Israelis firmly believe that water can turn the desert into a river of rice, so their survival can be guaranteed. The well successfully drilled from the ground transports water to various farms in the valley, and the number of immigrant farmers increases rapidly. Since then, Brass has found water in the Negev desert and made a grand plan to build a national water conveyance project in three phases. After unremitting efforts, Israel's national water transfer project was finally completed and started in June 1964. Law is not a coercive means, but a restrictive factor.

1in the middle of 950, the Knesset passed a water law, which prohibited private people from digging water anywhere on land. 1959 passed the water law with comprehensive reform, stipulating that water is owned and dominated by the state, which is in line with the interests of the whole people and requires citizens to effectively save water. According to the current laws and regulations, since the implementation of the water law, there has been almost no corruption in Israeli water companies for decades, and the public is very satisfied with this. Without water, blindly building water is not enough to meet long-term water use. The government takes measures to carry out strict tertiary treatment and turn it into harmless reclaimed water for agricultural irrigation and municipal engineering. Encourage consumers to use water-saving equipment such as double flush toilets and low-impact toilets. Discharge and save water. Israel attaches importance to high-tech water-saving technology enterprises, and Israel provides 70% subsidies to these enterprises.

Israel attaches great importance to almost all water-related issues, including a series of effective new technologies, such as seawater desalination, advanced irrigation methods, advanced sewage treatment concepts and cutting-edge metering and leak detection systems. All countries are inferior to Israel. Israel attaches too much importance to water. At present, the water volume in Israel is about 65.438+32.5 million cubic meters, of which groundwater accounts for only 38%, and the remaining 62% comes from sewage reclaimed water, seawater desalination, salt water desalination and rainwater utilization, of which about 6% is provided. Palestine and Jordan. Resources will not be exhausted. Only with advanced consciousness and determination to take action can we plan and solve problems in advance, not only water but also other energy sources.