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11. Fixed Industrial Demand at Jordan Year: 2020, Middle Palestianian Growth Scenario, Scenario all: All Links, All Recycling

Fixed Industrial Demand at Jordan Year: 2020, Middle Palestianian Growth Scenario, Scenario all: All Links, All Recycling

12. Fixed Industrial Demand at Jordan Year: 2010 - Middle Palestinian Growth Scenario, Scenario current+: Links and Recycling with Jordan River Links

Fixed Industrial Demand at Jordan Year: 2010 - Middle Palestinian Growth Scenario, Scenario current+: Links and Recycling with Jordan River Links

13. Fixed Industrial Demand at Jordan Year: 1990, Scenario current+: Links and Recycling with Jordan River Links

Fixed Industrial Demand at Jordan Year: 1990, Scenario current+: Links and Recycling with Jordan River Links

14. Year: 2020, Middle Palestinian Growth Scenario, Scenario current+: Links and Recycling with Jordan River Links

Year: 2020, Middle Palestinian Growth Scenario, Scenario current+: Links and Recycling with Jordan River Links

15. Heat wave broken

Heat wave broken

16. Water Symposium to Expose Problems, Consolidate Management Theories in Jordan

Water Symposium to Expose Problems, Consolidate Management Theories in Jordan

17. Water Use in the Occupied West Bank and Gaza

Water Use in the Occupied West Bank and Gaza

18. Prospects for Cooperative Water Management Between Israel and the Palestinians on the Shared Ground Waters of the Mountain Aquifer and Gaza

Prospects for Cooperative Water Management Between Israel and the Palestinians on the Shared Ground Waters of the Mountain Aquifer and Gaza

19. Guidelines for a Master Plan for Water management in the Jordan River basin

Guidelines for a Master Plan for Water management in the Jordan River basin

20. Summary of an interview with Tzemah Ishai, former Water Commissioner

Summary of an interview with Tzemah Ishai, former Water Commissioner