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Reprieve from heat for Yom Kippur

Forecasters predict the holiday, which begins Friday at sundown, will bring comfortable conditions, with temperatures slightly lower than normal for the season.

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Nahal Alexander-  Sharon Drainage Authority - Sep 7 2010
What's creeping into our creeks?

Nahals Alexander and Kishon were hit with serious pollution just before the start of fall holidays, thanks to contractors' negligence

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Meron- Yaron Kaminsky- Sep 11 2010
Israelis head for the hills (Carmel foothills) to celebrate

More than half a million people spent some part of the Rosh Hashanah holiday visiting Israel's forests, nature reserves and national parks, according to figures released by the Jewish National Fund and the Israel Nature and Parks Authority (INPA ).

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Pines in the Nahal Kisalon forest, Tomer Appelbaum
Pines covering Jerusalem area's Nahal Kisalon are drying up

Scientists at new research center in Nahal Kisalon are trying to better understand what is happening to Israel's forests and to develop forests that can face long-term climate changes and meet growing recreational needs.

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Avihile Arizoni testing a shofar Sept. 5, 2010 AP
Busy holiday season seen for hotels, guesthouses and airports with Zohar Blumenkrantz and Irit Rosenblum 0 comments
Another dry year could bring back drought tax, Water Authority says 0 comments
Beit Haggai Quarry
Israel bracing for building material shortage

Legal problems could force state to stop mining raw materials at quarries over Green Line.

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rain - Ilan Assayag - September 3 2010
Wet hot Israeli summer

Rain makes an early appearance, but sadly it won't stick around.

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Meet the Khomeini beetle (and other Israeli insects ) - in new pocket guide 0 comments
The cruelest month: August was hottest since records began 0 comments
Israelis beat the heat wave at the sea July 31, 2010
It's official: Last month marked Israel's hottest August

According to meteorologists, August 2010 was hotter on average than those in 1981-2000 and also than the average August in the past ten years.

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Five years after cabinet approval, Ariel Sharon Park finally moving ahead 0 comments
State says landfills owe them millions after misreporting kinds of trash buried 0 comments
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Nature authority seeks permission to shoot stray dogs

The Israel Nature and Parks Authority asks Environmental Protection Minister Gilad Erdan for approval to shoot stray dogs that enter parks and nature reserves.

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Last tree standing

There's something impressive about the sight of trees clinging to a mound amid an empty expanse, but the trees themselves are dying.

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Israel continues to lag behind in green energy development

Red tape means just 0.5% of energy comes from renewables

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Cell station permits caught in ministry cross fire 0 comments
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Year's worst heat wave expected to ease - at least until Tuesday

Israel looks forward to mild relief after hottest summer in years sees temperatures peak at 47 degrees.

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A close-up of a dragonfly, part of the exhibit to be set up along the Yarkon River.
At Tel Aviv's Yarkon Park, they're sweating the small stuff

A new photography exhibit along the river will highlight the area's rich, and mostly unknown, biodiversity of insects and flora

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Activists launch plan to protect their cities' teeming wildlife

Urban nature activists launched Operation Hedgehog II two weeks ago at Ramat Gan's Avraham Park. Its goal: getting the park's hedgehog population out of harm's way prior to renovations.

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Israel heat wave expected to ease in next two days

Relief in sight after temperatures in the Dead Sea basin, the Jordan Valley and Eilat hit 44 degrees.

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