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Shut up, Greta. How dare you?
Opinion: Climate activist Greta Thunberg’s outrageous support of Gaza, while completely ignoring the massacre Hamas inflicted upon Israel, creates damage that isn’t only political, but environmental; The environment does not belong to the right or left wing; it belongs to all of us; Greta, how dare you?
Racheli Wacks, Zavit
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10.22.23
Snake dies trying to swallow hedgehog whole in Israel
Israel Nature and Parks Authority ecologist called to the scene explains snake tried to prey upon hedgehog, however, as it decided to abandon its unconventional meal, it became painfully aware of its error
Ynetnews
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10.04.23
Hamas fails to treat wastewater plant, pollution reaches Israel
A Gaza wastewater purification plant has collapsed, sending harmful pollution into the Mediterranean Sea; Israel's Zikim beach has been closed for the past two weeks
Matan Tzuri
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09.27.23
Ancient ice age may have wiped out humans on Europe 1.1 million years ago
Researchers find rapid cooling strained food resources and created inhospitable conditions for early humans
Yogev Israeli
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09.13.23
Contrary to global trends Israel's greenhouse gas emissions up, report says
Despite pledge to work toward cutting emissions, annual Environment Ministry report shows Israeli market is struggling to adapt to renewable energy sources
Ilana Curiel
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09.06.23
See raging water run through coastal city
Water gushes furiously carrying cars and property in its wake comes as unseasonal rain pours down on Netanya; experts forecast extraordinary flooding this fall, amid rise in sea temperature
ynet correspondents
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08.29.23
Fool's gold: The toll of mineral mining on the environment
New study finds mining along and in riverbeds in dozens of tropical countries has devastating effects on rivers and their biodiversity while also putting human lives at risk
Yogev Israeli
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08.27.23
Owl held illegally, rescued, treated and will be released back to the wild
The rescued owl of Athena was transferred to the Agamon Hula Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, as it suffered from injuries commonly associated with illegally held birds of prey
Noa Fisher
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08.13.23
Israeli researchers develop energy-making powder
Dr. Guy Ben Hamu says his team was able to produce hydrogen without a toxic byproduct, using materials that foundries consider waste
Noa Fisher
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08.03.23
Love is in the air and all around us in nature, if we care to look
On the occasion of Tu B'av, dubbed the holiday of love in Jewish tradition, Ynet shares photos collected by KKL-JNF from photographers in the Hula Nature and Ornithology Park
Noa Fisher
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08.02.23
Government's environmental promises will ring hollow at COP28
Over 1,000 Israeli participants will attend Dubai climate conference, but has little to show since last year’s event; Israel is falling short of its set goals and lacks substantial efforts to address the climate crisis
Ilana Curiel
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07.30.23
Bacteria can help trees survive water scarcity, Israeli study finds
Weizmann Institute of Science learn that trees form a symbiotic relationship with soil-beneficial bacteria, which assists them in not only surviving, but also flourishing, during periods of drought
Ynetnews
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07.19.23
Heatwaves pose growing threat amid Israeli govt. inaction
Experts point to red flags, State Comptroller publishes an alarming report, yet Israel's progress in the field is somewhere 'between lagging and zero' with no real national response at hand
Ilana Curiel, Yaron Drukman
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07.13.23
Israelis must brace for extreme heat this summer
The government and local authorities must take steps to ensure vital infrastructure is unharmed and services provided under adverse head conditions while the health system must ensure public needs are met
Adi Wolfson
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07.09.23
Your old cell phones may be worth a lot of money
Twelve leading mobile operators worldwide sign joint declaration to encourage repair, refurbishment, and resale of old devices in addition to expediting recycling processes of materials and metals they contain
Israel Wullman
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07.06.23
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