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GZA member Dr. Orr Karassin — a GZA representative on the KKL-JNF board of directors — led the KKL-JNF delegation to the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP 15/MOP 5) Dec. 7 — 18, 2009 in Copenhagen. In 2007 she headed the KKL delegation to the United Nations Conference on Climate Change (COP 13/MOP 3) in Bali. In preparation for the conference in Copenhagen, Orr spearheaded the KKL-JNF position paper and successfully shepherded it through KKL-JNF approval.
You can read the position paper here: KKL-JNF Position Paper on the Agenda of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen
And Orr's dispatches from Copenhagen are available here:
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"We do not need English coal for plowing the soil. ... We have wires which carry electric power from the Jordan Falls, the Dead Sea Canal, and the brooks of the Hermon to all parts of the country. Instead of coal, we have water."
- from AltNeuLand, by Theodor Herzl
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New nature reserves have been declared in Israel due to efforts of the Green Zionist Alliance.
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