According to emissions data for 2025, published this morning by the Ministry of Environmental Protection, greenhouse gas emissions in Israel dropped by an additional 3%, but alongside the positive trend, a sharp 38% increase in methane emissions from landfills was recorded. According to the ministry, the emissions reduction saved the economy about 4.2 billion shekels. As part of the report, the ministry published a list of the 20 facilities with the highest external cost of air pollutant emissions. At the top of the list are Israel Electric Corporation power plants, the Nesher plant in Ramla and the Efeh landfill.
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