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All five wastewater treatment plants and two of the three desalination plants have stopped working. The enclave’s last remaining major desalination plant, which had been shut down for almost a week, resumed operations on Saturday but is at less than 7% of its usual capacity. While some smaller desalination units remain operational, these are local and far from sufficient. The climate crisis is also having an impact. Sea level rise will increase the salinity of the groundwater and more intense and frequent extreme weather events such as heat and drought further threaten water resources. The only water people have is essentially non-potable seawater mixed with sewage,” said Natasha Hall, a senior fellow with the Middle East Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). Some are being forced to drink from farm wells, according to the non-profit Oxfam. Under hot dry winds any ember that crosses the line can reignite the blaze so within 20 or so metres of the edge every log is upturned, every burning tree extinguished and ashes doused with water. It is hot, dirty, dangerous work. Throughout the day burned trees collapse across the fireground. It’s 2pm on a Monday in October when the fire alert is sent: “5-day strike team - immediate deployment”.
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Even before the conflict, many experts were saying the water situation would be “catastrophic in the future,” Hall said.Displaced people fetch drinking water in the yard of an UNRWA school in Khan Younis, in southern Gaza, on October 20, 2023. Mahmud Hams/AFP/Getty Images Israel’s control over Gaza’s water system has made the situation harder, Hall said, especially in terms of parts allowed into the enclave.
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Most of Gaza’s water comes from a coastal aquifer, a body of underground water that stretches along the coastline of the eastern Mediterranean from Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula up to Israel. Gazans are now living on less than 3 liters of water a day, according to the UN, far below the World Health Organization’s (WHO’s) recommended 50 liters as the absolute minimum needed to meet basic needs, including drinking, cooking and hygiene. Arriving at the Bean Creek fire the following morning, the pain of the loss of a member is clear on the faces of the firefighters. The committed strike team listens as the crew leaders and group captain convey the strategy for the day and outlines the area’s hazards.Water production in Gaza is currently at 5% of normal levels, according to a UNICEF report from October 17, citing the Palestinian Water Authority (PWA).
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