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A First in Israel: Ranking the Quality of Declared Beaches
[2/09/10]

380,000 Shekel Fine to Local Authority for Water Pollution
[19/08/10]

Ministries of Environmental Protection and Health Urge Public to Increase Precautionary Measures against Mosquitoes
[10/08/10]

Environmental Protection Ministry Readies to Launch Environmental Lifestyle Campaign
[3/08/10]

Good News for the Environment: Public Park on the Banks of the Kishon River
[29/07/10]

Environmental Protection Ministry to Allocate 200 Million Shekels for Waste Separation in Local Authorities
[29/07/10]

New Israel Standard for Multiple Use Carrier Bags
[28/07/10]

Summer Brings High Marks to Israel's Clean Coast Program
[18/07/10]

Promoting Greenhouse Gas Abatement Technologies
[13/07/10]

Environmental Protection Ministry Stops Granting Permits for Mobile Base Stations
[12/07/10]

Government Instructs Planning Committee to Reconsider Plan for a Vacation Resort in the Palmachim Beach
[12/07/10]

Gas Stations in Israel to Install Vapor Recovery Systems
[29/06/10]

2010 Educational Prizes Awarded to Schools and Students in Israel
[23/06/10]

Knesset Unanimously Approves Packaging Waste Bill in First Reading
[23/06/10]

400 Million Shekels to be Allocated Toward Sewage Infrastructure in Army Camps
[21/06/10]

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The Ministry of Environmental Protection has formulated a national environmental policy based upon a long-term vision and is developing the tools necessary for implementing this policy.

The multi-annual targets which have been formulated by the ministry include:

  1. Minimization of emissions and wastes which damage the environment and human health.
  2. Protection, increased efficiency of use and rehabilitation of environmental resources and ecosystems for future generations.
  3. Prevention and reduction of population exposure to risks and hazards.
  4. Increased capacity to confront and prepare for environmental risks (climate change, chemicals, pests, etc.)
  5. Fair distribution of environmental costs and benefits among different population groups.
  6. Improved access to a high quality environment for public wellbeing.
  7. Promotion and use of Israeli environmental technologies.
  8. Increased efficiency and effectiveness of policy tools: regulatory, informative, economic and operational to achieve ministerial targets.





  
 



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