Amid Operation Roaring Lion, Israel's Ministry of Environmental Protection has released a framework for managing environmental risks at debris sites.
Reut Rabi is appointed Senior Director of Climate Change – Mitigation by Israel's Ministry of Environmental Protection to lead emissions reduction policy.
Israel's Ministry of Environmental Protection will invest $58 million in environmental upgrades for northern Israel, focusing on waste treatment and public.
Israel's government approved a NIS 32 million plan to significantly reduce air pollution and odors in Ashdod's northern industrial zone.
Israel's largest marine project, 12 breakwaters in Netanya, is complete, protecting 3.5 km of coastline and expanding beaches with sand from Ashdod.
Israel's largest marine defense project, costing 190 million Shekels, has completed 12 breakwaters in Netanya, securing cliffs and reopening 3.5 km of beaches.
Israel's government is promoting new green energy projects with a 300 million shekel fund to enhance industrial efficiency and reduce emissions.
Israel's government has approved 29.3 million Shekels for environmental protection and quality of life improvements in the Golan Heights through 2030.
Israel's Ministry of Environmental Protection confirms routine work with radioactive materials can resume, adhering to IDF Home Front Command guidelines.
Israel's Environmental Protection Ministry is enhancing cybersecurity for hazardous materials plants, offering free tools and monitoring systems to combat cyber.
Jerusalem launches Israel's first electric garbage trucks, a $640,000 initiative by the municipality and Ministry of Environmental Protection.
Israel's Environment Ministry swiftly cleared missile attack debris in the Arab town of Zarzir, preventing hazards and facilitating community recovery.
