Water contamination
Iran's water crisis at tipping point in threat to Islamic regime's stability
Iran expert Dr. Sharona Mazalian Levi says prolonged water outages, empty reservoirs, and crop failures may be a recipe for social unrest.
Health Ministry issues water safety advisories for various areas of Israel
In war-torn Ukraine: Israeli NGO IsraAID expands safe water access to thousands
10-year-old in critical condition due to brain-eating amoeba from water park
Israeli innovation develops method to detect water contamination
Bar-Ilan University researchers develop cost-effective method to detect low concentrations of contaminants and pharmaceutical waste in water.
US warns: Iranian and Chinese hackers carry out disruptive attacks on water systems
"These attacks have the potential to disrupt the critical lifeline of clean and safe drinking water, as well as impose significant costs on affected communities," the letter said.
Pollution to paradise: Tel Aviv aims to make Yarkon swimmable again
Cleaning the river has significant ecological implications, including fish and plants returning to the river, as well as other natural habitats in the future.
Environmental arguments against Israel-Hamas warfare - opinion
This severe environmental damage, several orders of magnitude greater than the alleged damage in Gaza, has not yet been condemned by UN institutions.
British villagers discover frog larvae in tap water, outrage ensues
The locals have branded the situation a “Dickensian scandal.”
What made Venice's waters turn bright green?
The Venice prefect has called an emergency meeting of police forces to understand what happened and study possible countermeasures
US proposes limits for cancer-causing chemicals in drinking water
The proposal is a major milestone in the EPA's strategy to tackle the human-made so-called "forever chemicals" found in water, air and food.
Israel's Arad Group company helps combat global water scarcity
The Israeli company, with approximately 600 employees worldwide, uses its water monitoring technology in some of the largest cities in the world.
Lebanon grapples with first cholera outbreak in 30 years
More than 2,000 cases have been reported, including 18 deaths, while the crippled health system and the lack of public funding for proper water systems put more people at risk.
Cholera detected in northern Israel water - Health Ministry
The origin of the bacteria is most likely Syria, where an outbreak of cholera has been reported in recent months.
Childhood lead exposure could lead to lower cognitive ability in old age- study
Juvenile exposure to lead can permanently harm the central nervous system, impairing cognition defined by metrics such as IQ.
