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Eran Hilerowicz, CEO of Koala Recycling Solutions, Speaks About Metal Recycling in Israel

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“Teva Ivri” Hosts Flood Festival to Give Noah a Break

If you knew a giant flood was coming, what would you put in your ark? Teva Ivri, a non-profit organization committed to Jewish environmental responsibility,...

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Aish HaTorah Starting an Eco-Fellowship Program about Jewish Responsible Living

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RlWhKwb1zX8 Aish's eco-fellowships will teach young participants why being green is being more Jewish. Aish HaTorah, a leading organization in the realm of creative Jewish educational...

Ellen Thrives On Pinkerton and Hopkins’ ‘Local Food’

Tamzin Pinkerton and Rob Hopkins guide us away from domineering supermarkets and into our own backyards. Ellen has the details. Tamzin Pinkerton and Rob Hopkins...

Green Clean Your Carpet (Flying or Otherwise)

Before taking your carpet in for a super toxic clean, consider whether you want to live with all those chemicals. Carpets add a lot to...

Grist’s Senior Editor Lisa Hymas, in Blue, Waxes Green

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Islamic Ministers To Roll Up Their Green Sleeves In Tunisia

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Controversy: Birth Rate In Middle East Bad News For Planet

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Clare Wanders The Woods With Ben Law In ‘The Woodland Year’

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Take A Break From Carbon With The ‘Oil Fast’

If Ramadan and Yom Kippur have given you a taste for fasting, why not try the latest eco friendly fast: the oil fast. Fasting...

Tel Aviv’s Salon Mazal to Host a DIY Recycled Craft Workshop This Week

Salon Mazal's eco-activists may be a little extreme, but they can still teach you some cool recycled crafts. Salon Mazal, an information center in Tel...

Jordan To Host Islam And Environment Event

Next week leaders of various sects will discuss modern interpretations of climate change within the Islamic tradition. Next week, Jordan will be hosting a three...

“The Moneyless Man” Talks to The Green Prophet About The Middle East

Mark Boyle, otherwise known as the "moneyless man," says that the Middle East's emphasis on caring and sharing should make adopting a "freeconomic" lifestyle...

Great Examples Of ‘Hima’ Or Protected Areas In The Middle East

Though the practice of establishing Himas to protect nature had previously declined, the Middle East is currently witnessing a resurgence of this ancient tradition....

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Elkhorn kernals planted to restore reef diversity

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