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Climate change
Coral catastrophe: Global warming's price on marine life
New study outlines grim future for coral reefs around the world as warming sea levels enable the breeding and spreading of harmful pathogens while exposing corals to dangerous diseases that could lead to their extinction
Yogev Israeli
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06.08.23
Scores of sheep dead after eating poisonous plant in northern Israel
Israeli farmer finds 86 of his sheep dead after apparently consuming rough cocklebur; animals started convulsing and gradually lost consciousness before dying; 'In every corner, there lies a dead sheep'; The plant has likely grown increasingly toxic due to climate change
Yair Kraus
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06.04.23
The climate crisis is here: More than half of the world's lakes are drying up, study shows
Researchers examined approximately 250,000 satellite images of 2,000 large lakes between 1992 and 2020; Alarming findings point to climate change and human activities as culprits in worsening state of lakes worldwide
Yogev Israeli
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05.31.23
First ice-free Arctic summer delayed by 15 years
Signed by UN member states including Israel in 1987, the Montreal Protocol – designed to protect the ozone layer from depletion - is postponing Arctic ice loss, according to a recent study. Over 2 million people each year are being saved from skin cancer and it demonstrates that it is possible to tackle the climate crisis.
Yogev Israeli
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05.28.23
Climate crisis puts 2 billion people in danger worldwide, study says
Researchers say many of world's most populated areas will be in danger of exposure to extreme heat harmful to human lives by 2100 should global warming continue with countermeasures
Yogev Israeli
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05.24.23
Climate crisis yields decrease in number of migratory birds' fledgling, study finds
Dr. Charter, who participated in the international study says 57% of bird species experienced a decrease in fledgling numbers, whereas small bird species, which generally remain in the same location, showed an increase
Ynet
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05.23.23
Summer in Israel 'may become unbearable' in a few decades
Following alarming report that world will be 1.5°C in next 5 years, director of meteorological service says that in Israel the average temperature already has increased by 1.7°C since the 1970s
Ilana Curiel
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05.18.23
UAE invites Syria's Assad to climate summit
COP28 is being held in Dubai at the end of the year; The Arab League readmitted Syria after more than a decade of suspension
Reuters
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05.15.23
Experts forecast El Niño to return in 2023, bringing baking heat with it
Climate phenomenon has a widespread impact on the Earth’s climate and human society, which could lead to severe economic damage and disease
Yogev Israely
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05.07.23
Now is the time to support Israel's civil society
Opinion: Despite the ongoing disagreements and turmoil in Israeli society, now isn't the time to back away from investing in organizations that can help maintain the country's cultural mosaic and its democratic nature
Andreas Weil
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04.27.23
What did 'Eric' the plesiosaur eat millions of years ago?
Australian researchers inspect rare 200-million-year-old fossil using X-ray in attempt to screen its gut and understand what diet sustained it in a study that could aid in understanding how climate change may impact animals in the future
Yogev Israely
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04.23.23
An unearthly crisis: Libya's archaeological treasures could be swallowed up by the sea
Parts of the North African nation's historical coastline are fast eroded by the elements, which threatens to gradually gnaw at and eventually submerge these important landmarks over the next two decades
Yogev Israely
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04.21.23
'Even Gaza is ahead of us in renewable energy'
Dr. Lior Herman, an expert in energy and political economy, says that Gaza may already be producing 25% of its electricity using solar panels while Israel is lagging far behind at 10%
Shani Ashkenazi
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04.17.23
A peek into the Golan Height's marvelous wonders
Celebrate Golan's natural wealth with a collection of stunning images by Israeli photographers of the remarkable flora and fauna that call this northern region home
Noa Fisher
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03.31.23
International Court of Justice to take steps against global warming
At tail-end of four-year advocacy campaign, UN says the ICJ will offer its opinion on how countries are obligated to act to combat climate change
News Agencies
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03.30.23
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