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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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Attack on Akkar fruit bats threatens local ecology – Daily Star
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Striped hyenas native to Lebanon at risk – Daily Star
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Palestinian students hope to learn desert farming in Arava – Jerusalem Post
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Climate Crisis – Syria Today
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Israel’s water apartheid? – YNET
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Southern Israel park to flourish on IDF bases’ purified sewage – Haaretz
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Hotels introduced to water conservation practices – Jordan Times
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Activists praise rejection of chicken coop reform – Jerusalem Post
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UfM discusses Gaza Water Desalination project with financing institutions in the Gulf – EuroMed
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Water network connecting Dura communities to a better future – ReliefWeb
by admin on 22nd January 2012
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Attack on Akkar fruit bats threatens local ecology – Daily Star
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