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The Kinneret and its water level, rainfall and drought, pollution and nature reserves, wildlife, and how a warming climate is changing Israel.
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Kinneret slips 1.5 cm to -213.715 m, now 0.72 m below the lower red line
The lake has fallen 8.0 cm in 30 days and 41.0 cm in a year, and sits 4.91 m short of full.
File photo · Chris Gallimore / Unsplash
File photo · Chris Gallimore / Unsplash
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