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Israel approves 716-mln-USD national plan to plant 450,000 street trees due to climate change-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Israel approves 716-mln-USD national plan to plant 450,000 street trees due to climate change-Xinhua

Israel approves 716-mln-USD national plan to plant 450,000 street trees due to climate change-

Israel approves 716-mln-USD national plan to plant 450,000 street trees due to climate change-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Israel approves 716-mln-USD national plan to plant 450,000 street trees due to climate change-Xinhua

Israel approves 716-mln-USD national plan to plant 450,000 street trees due to climate change-

Government agrees to plant 450,000 urban trees to help counter rising heat - Vimarsana News

Government agrees to plant 450,000 urban trees to help counter rising heat

PM, ministers present plan to cabinet after year's work by inter-ministerial committee; trees to be planted along 30,000 km of roads

Israel considers shorter quarantine as 200,000 schoolchildren and staff isolate - Vimarsana News

Israel considers shorter quarantine as 200,000 schoolchildren and staff isolate

As Education Ministry presented data, ministers call for government to consider harm to children and the economy under current isolation regulations; expert to deliberate reducing isolation period from seven to five days

Bucking global trend, Israel imports record amount of meat via live animal shipments - Vimarsana News

Bucking global trend, Israel imports record amount of meat via live animal shipments

Despite efforts to curb the practice, which results in the suffering and death of some of the animals while on the ships, the number of live animal shipments jumped last year by 42%