I wrote this blog post as part of a larger series of blogs by myself and my fellow students on a study abroad trip to Israel and Palestine in January 2020, where we learned about water usage, wastewater treatment, environmental engineering and inequality, and the oppression of Palestine through the lens of environmental control. At the second farm we visited, our bus trundled into a small village along a muddy path, and we left the vehicle we were immediately greeted by the giggles and shouts of hello from a group of children. They were so pleased to have visitors, it seemed, and followed us around in a pack during the whole of tour. First we were served tiny cups of coffee in a comfortable living room with cozy couches and a gleaming marble floor by the leaders of the village, three men who work with PWEG and Clive on water projects on their farm. Then we went to go look at the water filtration system, followed of course by the band of merry children. They were on school holid...
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