(New York Times) Debra Kamin - As Indian municipal officials and water engineers search for ways to provide cleaner water to their nation's 1.2 billion people, they are increasingly turning to Israel, which has solved many of the same problems that India is now experiencing. Last week, a delegation of 16 high-ranking Indian officials of the water authorities of Rajasthan, Karnataka, Goa and Haryana arrived in Israel for a seven-day visit. They visited wastewater treatment plants, met with some of Israel's leading environmentalists and agronomists and listened to explanations of some of the newest technologies that keep this desert country green.
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