Israel Ministry of the Environment - International Cooperation

Israel Ministry of Environmental Protection

	National Pesticide Waste Collection Campaign Continues in 2010 [8/02/10]
	Letter of Intent on Cooperation on Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development between the Minister of the Environment of Israel and Italy [7/02/10]
	Israel's Knesset Approves Deposit Law for Beverage Containers - Hundreds of Millions More Beverage Containers will be Collected and Recycled Yearly [4/02/10]
	Environmental Protection Minister Erdan Affirms Israel's Intention to Reduce its Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 20% by 2020 [3/02/10]
	Environmental Protection Minister Addresses the Herzliya Conference on Green Economy and Cleantech [3/02/10]
	Pilot of a Greenhouse Gas Registry to Begin in Israel in 2010 [30/01/10]
	Israel Approves Stringent Regulations on Effluent Quality [28/01/10]
	National Cost Estimate of Surveying and Remediating Contaminated Lands to Begin in Israel [24/01/10]
	Israel's Environmental Protection Minister Meets with OECD Secretary-General Angel Gurria [21/01/10]
	Environmental Protection Minister Presents his Position on Renewable Energy and Recycling to National Planning and Building Board [19/01/10]
	Israel's Courts Impose Stiff Fines on Polluters in the Beginning of 2010 [14/01/10]
	Environmental Protection Ministry and Israel Council of Youth Movements to Join Forces in Promoting Environmental Education among the Younger Generation [4/01/10]
	Minister Erdan Inaugurates the Arad Recycling City Project [4/01/10]
	Environmental Protection Ministry Allocates a Million Shekels to Environmental Organizations to Promote Climate Change Awareness [28/12/09]
	Amendment to Deposit Law for Beverage Containers Ready for Knesset Enactment [28/12/09]

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International Cooperation
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Updated: 31/07/2003

Recognition that oil spills know no boundaries has catalyzed the advancement of regional cooperation to prevent and minimize the environmental and economic damage that may be caused by large-scale marine pollution. An important advantage of the regional projects—beyond the merits of regional cooperation and mutual aid in emergencies—lies in the commitment of each state to establish national oil combat centers and to formulate and implement a national contingency plan.

	Mediterranean Action Plan

	MARPOL 73/78
	International Convention on Oil Pollution Preparedness, Response and Cooperation (OPRC)
	Subregional Agreements and Contingency Plans
	Satellite Information System for Coastal Areas and Lakes (SISCAL)

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