Plans are advancing on the Gulf Coast of Texas for an enormous seawater desalination plant which, if built, would be part of one of the largest water infrastructure developments in the country.  Unlike other projects, this one wouldn’t belong to the public, but to a private, foreign water supplier.  IDE Technologies, an Israeli water treatment […]
Plans are advancing on the Gulf Coast of Texas for an enormous seawater desalination plant which, if built, would be part of one of the largest water infrastructure developments in the country.  Unlike other projects, this one wouldn’t belong to the public, but to a private, foreign water supplier.  IDE Technologies, an Israeli water treatment […]
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