Archives for August, 2013

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  • New Publication: Not Just Tolerated—A Global Leader: Lessons Learned from Israel’s Experience in the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification – Israel Studies
  • Smog Shuts Schools, Universities in Iran – Naharnet
  • Egypt is among countries most affected by climate change: Minister – Egypt Independent
  • EcoPeace’s annual regional conference
  • Israel downgrades representation at global climate summit – Haaretz
  • What is Israel doing about climate change? Nothing, says watchdog – HAARETZ
  • Israel’s average temperature has risen by 1.4 degrees since 1950 – GLOBES / YNET / Haaretz
  • Over 100 leading Israeli scientists demand climate change action – Haaretz
  • New climate change report spells disaster for Israel – Jerusalem Post
  • Israel Environment Ministry opposes plan for new Rehovot neighborhood – Haaretz
  • Hezbollah energy threat could send Israel back to biblical times – Jerusalem Post
  • Water apartheid in the Jordan Valley, an ecological strategy of occupation – israel Palestine Journal of Politics, Economics and Culture
  • Lebanon Anti-Graft Protesters March for Nature Too – Naharnet
  • Is it tuna, or fly larvae? How climate change is revolutionizing what we eat – Haaretz
  • Ships docking in just two Israeli ports pollute the air like a large power plant – Haaretz
  • Young engineer designs sustainable solar canopies, spreads awareness – Jordan Times
  • Aqaba mosques on transition path to solar energy – Jordan Times
  • Water Ministry reform path introduces green energy sources to sector – Jordan Times
  • ‘First-of-its-kind’ recycling facility opened in Irbid – Jordan Times
  • Diving centers slam Environment ministry decision to charge Red Sea reserve visitor fees – Egypt Independent
  • Palestinian city warns it will seek international redress if Israel doesn’t halt power plant approval – Haaretz
  • AFED’s 12th Annual Conference Opens in Beirut: ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION IN ARAB COUNTRIES – Environment and Development
  • Environmental Peacebuilding Newsletter, November 2019 – EcoPeace
  • More than 100 scientists protest Energy Ministry: Drop gas, go solar – Jerusalem Post
  • ‘Tel Aviv to flood in next 10 years due to rapid climate change’ – YNET
  • The Suez Canal, inaugurated 150 years ago, brought economic benefits – and a marine invasion- Haaretz
  • Water woes come to fore at Jordan, NATO meeting – Jordan Times
  • Jordanian razes social barriers to build affordable, eco-friendly homes – Jordan Times
  • WFP takes Azraq hydroponics project to world stage at Paris Peace Forum -Jordan Times
  • Jordanian woman turns trash to treasure with a green touch – Jordan Times
  • 200 Jewish cyclists kick off 16th annual ‘Israel Ride’ – Jerusalem Post
  • Groundwater polluted by military factories spreads to Israel’s coastal region – Haaretz
  • Financial Prosecutor Sues CDR, Several Firms over Brissa Dam File – Naharnet
  • Top secret Israeli oil firm to pay $30m for catastrophic spill in landmark case – Haaretz / YNET
  • Egypt’s environmental agency files complaint due to Red Sea crude oil pollution – Egypt Independent