Archives for August, 2013

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  • Symposium on Regional Cooperation on Reclaimed Water – EcoPeace
  • New proposals may help resolve Israel/Lebanon oil, gas dispute – YNET / Naharnet
  • Hamas, Netanyahu and Mother Nature – New York Times
  • 10 fires break out in Israel from Gaza incendiary kites – YNET
  • Israel avoids purchasing Supertanker to fight mass fires – YNET
  • NGO warns of ‘major pollution’ to Azraq aquifers – Jordan Times
  • Wasted opportunities: Recycling stalls due to sorting problems and Chinese clampdown – Haaretz
  • Ministry to follow up on water supply to avoid cuts during eid – Jordan Times
  • Online database on Kingdom’s fauna and flora available to public – Jordan Times
  • Azraq Wetland Reserve opens new trail in wild part of site – Jordan Times
  • Environmental Peacebuilding Newsletter June 2018
  • Brushfires rage in the South from incendiary kites launched from Gaza – Jerusalem Post / YNET
  • Kite terrorism’s catastrophic damages revealed – YNET
  • Water deficit drops by 8 per cent thanks to ‘more efficient supply’ – Jordan Times
  • Authorities foil attempt to dig illegal well in Irbid – Jordan Times
  • Water level at country’s dams ‘acceptable’ given year’s circumstances – Jordan Times
  • Lebanon to Begin Offshore Oil Exploration – Naharnet
  • Egypt to eliminate most dangerous garbage dumps by 2019: Environment Minister – Egypt Independent
  • Superman coral in Red Sea can take climate change but not sewage too, scientists warn – Haaretz
  • Over 300 incendiary kites flown into Israel since April 13 – YNET
  • Navy veterans gear up for last stand on Kishon dives – YNET
  • Water self-reliance remains elusive (editorial) – Jordan Times
  • 120mcm of fresh water saved through water theft crackdown campaign – Jordan Times
  • 20 per cent of water sector’s electricity to soon come from renewable sources – Jordan Times
  • Israelis asked to cut down shower time in bid to combat five-year drought – Haaretz
  • Kill those invaders or welcome them? Scientists split over invasive species = Haaretz
  • Israel is stuck in traffic with a PM who hates the word ‘public’ = Haaretz
  • Nile dam won’t harm Egypt, says new Ethiopian leader – Al Arabiya
  • Major drop in Mediterranean pollution off Israeli coast, report says – Haaretz
  • Israel has world’s greatest poultry-related carbon footprint – Jerusalem Post
  • Kingdom updates plan to eliminate persistant organic pollutants – Jordan Times
  • Widely-used herbicide in Israel linked to Parkinson’s stirs debate – Haaretz
  • Experts call for independent study into environmental impact of copper mining in Dana – Jordan Times
  • EU, EBRD to improve wastewater services for over 105,000 people – Jordan Times
  • EBRD, UK to provide JD22m to cut Amman’s solid waste – Jordan Times