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Tuesday, May 4, 2010

No More Baptisms in the Jordan River

jordan river photo
Photo via Abouid
Even the most famous and admired places aren't immune to the problems of abuse and pollution - the Jordan River being a prime example as it's expected to run dry by 2011 due to overexploitation, pollution and lack of regional management, according to Friends of the Earth, Middle East. Over 90% of the river's water has been diverted by Israel, Syria and Jordan, and what's left is an unappealing mix of sewage, saline water, and run-off from cropland. And by the end of 2011, there won't even be that left.
Article continues: No More Baptisms in the Jordan River - Expected to Run Dry by 2011

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