http://gulfnews.com/opinions/columni...ater-1.1238021
Highlight from the article:
"Yemen’s 1950 population of 4.5 million has now reached 25 million. Despite having one of the lowest per capita water availabilities anywhere on Earth, the nation’s population is projected to climb past 52 million by 2050. No one knows where the water to support these growing populations is going to come from. Syria, Egypt, Yemen and other countries in the region are already using most if not all of the annual renewable water resources they have, both above and below ground."
The Roman name for Yemen was Arabia Felix (fertile Arabia). Maybe not so much anymore! Unless perhaps you are growing khat instead of food ... In any case, I'd like to celebrate Allah's gift to the Muslim heartland of so much oil and so many babies with so little water with a recording of my favorite Adhan:
Highlight from the article:
"Yemen’s 1950 population of 4.5 million has now reached 25 million. Despite having one of the lowest per capita water availabilities anywhere on Earth, the nation’s population is projected to climb past 52 million by 2050. No one knows where the water to support these growing populations is going to come from. Syria, Egypt, Yemen and other countries in the region are already using most if not all of the annual renewable water resources they have, both above and below ground."
The Roman name for Yemen was Arabia Felix (fertile Arabia). Maybe not so much anymore! Unless perhaps you are growing khat instead of food ... In any case, I'd like to celebrate Allah's gift to the Muslim heartland of so much oil and so many babies with so little water with a recording of my favorite Adhan:
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