Drinking water is at risk during warfare — better protections are needed

by Markus Andrews 2 December 2025, 00:00 199 Views

In war, drinking water is vulnerable to attacks. Fuel shortages have crippled Gaza’s water infrastructure, depriving 96% of households of safe water. The destruction of the Kakhovka Dam in Ukraine in June 2023 cut off the supply for 700,000 people.

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Drinking water is at risk during warfare — better protections are needed

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Constructing lithium-exclusive pathways in LiFePO4 electrodes

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