Pollution Campaign
Here’s a rather alarming statistic coming from Tel Aviv pediatrician Dr. Miriam Herman:
One out of every three Tel Aviv area children suffers from upper respiratory complications. Pneumonia. Bronchitis. Asthma.
One out of Three.
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So this street campaign to curb pollution, get rid of plastic bags and buy local resonates:

According to blogger things.co.il…
The picture above is from an original idea: The artists put out a few white shirts in the streets. The shirts collected pollution and dirt from cars and were presented to the public. Each of them had a tag price: 77,000,000 shekels – the price of pollution.
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4 Comments on Pollution Campaign
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karin on
Wed, Jan 23rd 2008 1:17 PM
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karin on
Wed, Jan 23rd 2008 1:18 PM
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Shelly Porges on
Wed, Jan 23rd 2008 2:55 PM
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Menus on
Thu, Jan 24th 2008 11:03 AM
Tel Aviv is also very dusty – partly because it is built on a sand dune. I would argue that some of the respiratory issues could be caused by that. Plus it is very humid. I had a friend who had asthma and who lived in Tel Aviv. After moving to Tiberias, it went away. It was the climate change, he said.
Tel Aviv is also very dusty – partly because it is built on a sand dune. I would argue that some of the respiratory issues could be caused by that. Plus it is very humid. I had a friend who had asthma and who lived in Tel Aviv. After moving to Tiberias, it went away. It was the climate change, he said.
As a kid in Israel, I had chronic asthma which the doctors told my parents wouldn’t be solved unless we left T.A. We came to the US when I was five and I “outgrew” my asthma shortly after that. He said the cause was the dust and humidity. I know of others of my peers similarly affected.
S.
I have been visiting Netanya for over 25 years and during the last 12 or so I have developed hayfever when I come for a holiday.
I find this quite strange because I dont get hayfever anywhere else in the world. Naturaly I am puzzeled.Any Ideas why?
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