21 Countries Inspired by Israeli Breathing Project for Biological Pesticides
The Israeli Breathing Project, a biological pesticide initiative, has inspired 21 countries including Jordan and Morocco, promoting environmental cooperation.
The Israeli Breathing Project, a biological pesticide initiative, has inspired 21 countries including Jordan and Morocco, promoting environmental cooperation.
Israel's Ministry of Environmental Protection will invest $58 million in environmental upgrades for northern Israel, focusing on waste treatment and public.
Israel's government approved a NIS 32 million plan to significantly reduce air pollution and odors in Ashdod's northern industrial zone.

Researchers from Hebrew University and others in southern Israel reveal potato leaves contain hundreds of times more PFAS "forever chemicals" than soil.
Israel's largest marine project, 12 breakwaters in Netanya, is complete, protecting 3.5 km of coastline and expanding beaches with sand from Ashdod.
Ahead of World Environment Day, Israel announced major decreases in air pollutants, including sulfur dioxide and lead, from 2000-2024.
Israel Police destroyed illegal waste dumps in Al-Azariya, arrested the owner, and confiscated equipment.
Israel's Fire and Rescue Service reports control over Samaria wildfires and ongoing efforts in the Jordan Valley, aided by firefighting aircraft.

Israel’s Fire and Rescue Service battles multiple wildfires in Samaria, with ten confirmed arsons, and in the Jordan Valley near the Jordanian border.
Nine Israeli firefighter teams are battling multiple wildfires near Har Bracha in Samaria, while six teams are deployed to a developing fire at Ein Sukkot.