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Jerusalem Post/Environment & Climate Change

How should Israel respond to climate change? - opinion

Let’s zoom out on the global nature of climate change, then zoom back in on Israel’s response to it.

 Tourists hold umbrellas as it rains on an observation point overlooking Jerusalem’s Old City.
Tourists hold umbrellas as it rains on an observation point overlooking Jerusalem’s Old City.
(photo credit: AMMAR AWAD/REUTERS)
BySHLOMO MAITAL
DECEMBER 2, 2023 12:59
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