Trash
Katz says Palestinian trash burning nat'l security threat, okays rules for confiscating vehicles
Reportedly, the Palestinians lack sufficient local landfill capacity, and according to an existing arrangement, they are supposed to use trucks to transport their trash to designated locations.
Palestinian trash burning is a national security threat, ministers Katz, Smotrich declare
China pulls decade of rubbish from park that inspired sci-fi film 'Avatar'
Cat-sized rats plague Britain's second largest city as 17,000 tonnes of trash pile in streets
This week in Jerusalem: Social services for survivors
A weekly round-up of city affairs
Holon art exhibition adds a twist to garbage disposal
Atuma embraces quite a conceptual stretch and the exhibits duly span a broad spectrum of ideas and presentational formats.
Palestinian waste fires are 'killing us slowly,' warn Israelis in West Bank
Illegal burning of waste is one of the main causes of carcinogenic air pollution in Israel, Otzma Yehudit's Yitzhak Kreuzer said.
This week in Jerusalem: Park or parking?
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Shipping containers wash up in Ashkelon, thousands fight to claim the contents
Stormy weather throughout the country caused nine shipping containers to drift from their ship which was docked near the breakwater in the city, three of which later washed up to the shore.
This week in Jerusalem: No more stink
A weekly round-up of city affairs.
Israel wastes over 1/3rd of its food every year - Leket
Leket CEO: Incomprehensible a solution exists that would be effective across the board with economic, social, environmental and health benefits, and yet, the government ignores it.
Air pollution is linked to socioeconomic ranking - survey
The first study of its kind conducted by the Ministry of Environmental Protection examines the location of emissions into the air according to the socio-economic ranking of the local authority.
2022 goals: Let's cut our addiction to plastic - opinion
Israel is the second-biggest per capita consumer of waste-generating single-use plastic – in the world.
More challenges arise for Israel's tax on disposable utensils
On November 1, Israel began taxing sales of disposable plastic utensils, including cups, plates, bowls, cutlery and straws at a rate of NIS 11 per kilogram.
