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  • Cross-border science in the Middle East – Nature, Ecology and Evolution, a specialty journal of Nature
  • EcoPeace Workshop on Middle East Water Security and Environmental Peacebuilding
  • Hebrew University’s disgrace and the occupation – Haaretz
  • 5-year drought raises questions over Israel’s water strategy – YNET
  • Gaza Sea Barrier Will Harm One of the Most Beautiful Beaches in Israel – Haaretz
  • Solar tree structure brings renewable energy topic to Jordan University – Jordan Times
  • Palestinians turn to the sun to reduce their power shortfall – Environment and Development
  • Egypt set to open its first solar farm – and it’s the largest in the world – Environment and Development
  • Jordan and Egypt sign deal to renew flow of natural gas – Jordan Times
  • A Goodwill Gesture over Electricity Sows Discord in Lebanon – Naharnet
  • State Ministries ‘Confront’ Private Generator Owners – Naharnet
  • Poisoned Cups: Dealing With The Iraqi River Where Sewage And Drinking Water Mix – niqash
  • Plagued by Cuts, Lebanon Survives on Floating Power Plants – Naharnet
  • Professional associations protest gas deal with Israel – Jordan Times
  • Building New Natural Gas Rig Off Israel’s Shores Poses High Ecological Risks, Expert Warns – Haaretz
  • JD6-million pipeline to Zarqa River to end hazards of infamous ‘Pepsi pool’ – Jordan Times
  • Environmentalists Up in Arms Against Massive Jerusalem Housing Drive – Haaretz
  • Joint Parliamentary Committees Pass Laws Protecting Anti-Corruption Whistleblowers, Solid Waste Management – Naharnet
  • Lebanon Sinks Old Tanks to Create Underwater Dive ‘Park’ – Naharnet
  • Iraqi Farmers Fight to Save Cattle from Drought – Naharnet
  • Nine water theft violations stopped across Kingdom in one day – Jordan Times
  • Gaza’s ‘incendiary kites unit’ to escalate fires until siege lifted – Maan / YNET
  • ‘Birth rate has dropped significantly since 1990’ – Jordan Times
  • Expanding ‘Dead Zone’ in Arabian Sea Raises Climate Change Fears – Naharnet
  • Turkey, Iraq trade blame as concern rises over low water – Al-Monitor
  • Iraq’s favorite lake dries up in sign of worse to come – Al Monitor
  • Egypt launches initiative to plant 1 million fruit trees – Egypt Independent
  • Where there’s a will there’s a way (editorial) – Jordan Times
  • Plan for wind turbines in Golan Heights – while sparing local vultures – passes key hurdle
  • Train wreck: How Tel Aviv’s new transport system is going off the rails – Haaretz
  • Residential construction at Jerusalem’s ‘City of David’ national park – Emek Shaveh / Haaretz /WAFA
  • Fire rages near Beit Shemesh, residents evacuated from homes – YNET
  • Farm warfare: How Israel uses chemicals to kill crops in Gaza – Haaretz
  • Iranian general says Israel stealing Iran’s clouds – YNET
  • Pollution courtesy of Israel Chemicals – Haaretz