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Stay at Sheybara, the Red Sea pod hotel
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Discover the world through sustainable travel, where you can reduce your environmental impact while immersing yourself in authentic local cultures and cuisines. Learn how to travel responsibly by choosing eco-friendly transportation, staying at green accommodations, and supporting local communities.

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Dead Poisoned Fish Found in Red Sea

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Green Prophet has closely followed the undersea disasters unfolding in the region such as the Red Sea oil spill, the impact of noise pollution...
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Perpetrators Flee The Scene Of Two Nile River Oil Spills

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"Spill and run" on the Nile could lead to legal action. Only a few days ago we described the Egyptian government's failure to enforce...
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First Images Of Coral Reef Off Tel Aviv’s Shore

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Along with a coral reef that scientists did not know existed, this shipwreck is one of two discovered by Nautilus robots in September. When the...
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Planned Flooding of Ancient Roman Spa in Turkey Shows Disregard for Archeological Sites

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Allianoi Roman baths in better days. Is flooding this site for irrigation  a "massacre" or unavoidable water reservoir project? In a planned act that seems...
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Bottlenose Dolphins In Egyptian Pool Imported From “The Cove”

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Taiji, Japan is the scene of the bloody dolphin slaughter revealed by "The Cove." It is also the source of Egypt and Saudi Arabia's...
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Water Wars In The Past – Five Mideast Countries Tackle Sandstorms

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Traveling sandstorms force Middle Eastern countries to cooperate, despite former water disagreements. Approximately two thirds of the Middle East is comprised of desert, including as...
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Lebanon’s Mediterranean Apocalypse: Scuba Diving In Waters Devoid Of Life

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There's no need to worry about being distracted by color and life while diving in the Mediterranean. There's none left. Previously off-limits to human beings,...
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Israel Marine Ecologist Says Mediterranean Needs More Environmental Protection

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Despite recent beach cleanup efforts, much more needs to be done to protect the Mediterranean. Meet Dr. Ruth Yahel, a marine ecologist for the Israel...
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25,000 Litter-Busters To Clean Up Dubai October 26

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25,000 People from Dubai are helping Clean Up the World get a handle on the planet's trash. Care to join? The trash is mounting. Every piece...
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Israeli Air Force Fighter Pilots Dodge Migrating Storks

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Israeli Air Force Fighter pilots fear collisions with birds more than any other enemy. Birders keep them safe. Droves of migrating birds strike a...
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4 dolphins imprisoned in Egyptian backyard pool

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Four dolphins found in a swimming pool in Egypt.
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Jordan Hopes For The Gulf And Levant’s First “Mixed” UNESCO Heritage Site

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As both a cultural and natural marvel, if Wadi Rum's candidacy as a UNESCO World Heritage Site is approved, sustainability will be easier to...
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A Blogger’s Diary: A Cloud Forest, A Volcano and an Israeli Geographer

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  Dr. Gotlieb describes a recent trip to his birthplace: Costa Rica Alajuela Province, July 22, 2010: For a Costa Rican-born Israeli geographer, a 36-hour lightning...
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Israeli Researchers Discover Coral Reefs Deep In The Mediterranean

Tafline Laylin -
It's like finding an oasis in the middle of the desert: Haifa University explorers discover coral reefs 700m beneath the Mediterranean Sea's surface; will...
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Irony At The Dead Sea: Too Much Water In Southern Portion

Maurice Picow -
Which way is the Dead Sea heading? Will the tourism industry survive rising waters in the south? Although the Dead Sea is suffering a severe...
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