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Extreme weather events will become more common, it also said. There will be prolonged heat waves, sporadic major precipitation events, a change in the distribution of these events, and long dry seasons. Droughts and wildfires will become more frequent.
Israel’s coastal waters will also be changing. The temperature of the Mediterranean Sea has already risen 0.13 degrees per year over the last 40 years. Rising sea levels will cause changes in the shoreline and narrowing of beaches, as well as flooding of shallow coastal areas and salinization of rivers and the coastal aquifer.
Greenpeace: Tar pollution disaster not act of terror
Environmental organization Greenpeace has criticized Israel Environment Minister Gila Gamliel for her accusations against Iran.
The Israeli branch of environmental organization Greenpeace, in collaboration with the investigative unit of Greenpeace Germany and the organization international mapping unit have opened an independent investigation into the environmental crime that resulted in Israel s beaches being covered in tar deposits.
Greenpeace does not deny that the Emerald, a ship reported as Libyan by Israel s Ministry of Environmental Protection but which turns out to be carrying the Marshall Islands flag, which the ministry has blamed for the pollution, may have been responsible, but it says that Minister of Environmental Protection Gila Gamliel s statement that the disaster was an Iranian act of terror has no basis in fact, is irresponsible, and actually diverts attention from the widespread phenomenon of oil discharges
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