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Morocco invests in desalination to combat water scarcity

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Morocco faces severe water scarcity due to extreme climate change effects.
The government plans to transform its water supply model by investing in desalination technology.
By 2030, 60% of drinking water is expected to come from the Atlantic Ocean.
A major desalination plant is being constructed south of Casablanca, costing about $650 million.
The project will use renewable energy from a large wind farm to operate.

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Morocco faces severe water scarcity due to extreme climate change effects.
The government plans to transform its water supply model by investing in desalination technology.
By 2030, 60% of drinking water is expected to come from the Atlantic Ocean.
A major desalination plant is being constructed south of Casablanca, costing about $650 million.
The project will use renewable energy from a large wind farm to operate.

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