Articles tagged with: policy
If you’ve been following Green Prophet, you’ll know we’re running a water series on Israeli water experts.
And we love the idea of hydro-diplomacy.
Hoping for some sustainable changes in the water sector for Israel …
A guest post by Rhone Resch (right), president and CEO of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA):
There is clear evidence that we need to do more and we need to do it sooner to address …
Saudi Arabian police forces already protect their citizens. Starting next year, they will also protect the environment.
Last week the Saudi Arabian Presidency of Meteorology and Environment (PME) announced that police precints across the country would …
Eight months ago, Israeli environmental veterans founded Tnua Yeruka, or the Green Movement. Led by Eran Ben-Yemini, the founder of the student environmental movement Megama Yeruka, and by veteran Israeli environmentalist Alon Tal, Tnua Yeruka …
The battle for the Jerusalem Municipality may be over (secular candidate Nir Barkat victorious over haredi rival Meir Porush or, in my view at least, a choice between dumb and dumber), but the struggle for …
No. 3 on Mayor-elect Nir Barkat’s winning list, Naomi Tzur is going to be spearheading any changes the city makes to beautify the city in the near future. Formal head of SPNI’s Jerusalem office and …
The chief scientist of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, Yishayahu Bar-Or, released a statement yesterday Aug. 4, (and here [in Hebrew]) warning of the well known consequences of global warming that are expected in Israel …
Okay, first the bad news.
Well, perhaps we’d had better warn you that there is no good news in this piece: A new campaign has been launched in the UK by the NEF (new economics foundation) …
One of the wonderful elements of the open market is that we actually do have the power to make changes.
You don’t like the way a store treats its customers? Tell your friends to complain. If …








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