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Welcome
- Resources and news on the environmental dimension of political and social change in the Eastern Mediterranean. The project began in the late 1990s, when global environmentalism was changing the way many people thought about the challenge of the future, and when political developments gave hope that there might be a chance for stable, peaceful relations in the Eastern Mediterranean. The politics are challenging, but so is the changing regional ecology. See also "About: How This Blog Came to Be" and "Suggestions on How to Use this Blog."
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Recent Site Articles
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Erdan: Pull plug on Gaza to avoid Israel shortages – Jerusalem Post
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Cabinet okays dirty fuel to overcome power shortages – Haaretz
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Sustainable Water Strategies Symposium, Beirut, 31 May 2012 – AFED
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Israel to ban insecticides that could cause neurological damage – Haaretz
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Experts confront visions and realities of a greener Cairo – Egypt Independent
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New oil spill in the Red Sea emits toxic gases – Egypt Independent
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Tour highlights progress in Bekaa Valley environmental projects – Daily Star
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Delek among bidders in Cypriot offshore gas search – Haaretz
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Thousands head to parks to watch the birds – Jerusalem Post
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Lutras, a species of otter, feared dying out in Israel – Haaretz
by admin on 14th May 2012
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Erdan: Pull plug on Gaza to avoid Israel shortages – Jerusalem Post
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