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Activity FieldsActivities of The Association of Environmental Justice in Israel

  • Climate Justice Center - Economy and Social Policy
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  • Environmental Justice has No Boundaries
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  • Environmental Governance and Engaged Society in Arab Localities
  • Environmental Justice Policy, Research, Discussion
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Environmental apartheid in the shadow of annexation

Activity Fields:
  • Environmental Justice has No Boundaries
Tags:
  • E1
  • Maale Adumim
  • West Bank
Carmit Lubanov, Mossi Raz   |  Monday, 10-Aug-2020
The Jerusalem Post - Link for the article
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In an area like the West Bank where political boundaries are hazy, the issue of profits and tax payment should be examined in the context of environmental and social justice.

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"To Annex or not to Annex"? on the Environmental consequences on ground

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JPost , Comment & Features, 11 August 2020 , Carmit Lubanov, Mossi Raz on environment in the West Bank

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2nd Part | Post , Comment & Features, 11 August 2020 , Carmit Lubanov, Mossi Raz on environment in the West Bank

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