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- 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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How sewage is bridging the Israeli-Palestinian divide in Jerusalem [CSM]
by Itay Greenspan on 7th December 2013 -
Jordan to import coal via Israel, due to closure of its Syrian channel [Haaretz]
by Itay Greenspan on 7th December 2013 -
Gaza Need Not Be a Sewer [ New York Times - OP-ED]
by Itay Greenspan on 7th December 2013 -
New publication: Evaluation and Monitoring of a Long-Term Peace and Environmental Education Program in a Region of Intractable Conflict
by Itay Greenspan on 7th December 2013 -
Water cooperation needed for secure world — report – Jordan Times
by admin on 27th November 2013 -
Water and peace are interdependent – Daily Star
by admin on 27th November 2013 -
Israel prevents construction of Palestinian wells near Yabad – Ma’an
by admin on 27th November 2013 -
‘Zarqa water situation to improve within three years’ – Jordan Times
by admin on 27th November 2013 -
Gaza forced to use donkeys for waste collection due to lack of fuel – Ma’an
by admin on 27th November 2013 -
Firm mines sewage for recyclable bounty – YNET
by admin on 27th November 2013
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How sewage is bridging the Israeli-Palestinian divide in Jerusalem [CSM]
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