26 March 2023 10:51 am

Israelis, Palestinians, Arabs jointly tackle climate change

by | 22 March 2023 | Clean Energy, Climate Change, Geopolitical Conflict, Greening of the Desert, Indigenous knowledge, Integration of Nature, MENA, Trans-boundary Water Resources | 0 Comments

A new US-led initiative brings together Palestinians, Israelis and Arab states to address climate change in the region. Building trust and funding joint projects remain challenges.

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