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The Minister of the Israel ministry of Environmental protection visits in The Upper Galilee

11 January, 2016

This week, visited the Minister of the Israel ministry of Environmental protection, Avi Gabbay. He impressed from organic waste separation system and commended the serious work, and innovation that the council lead.

The minister watched the compost facility at Kibbutz Gonen, Moshe Shalit and Yael Atar Peled from the environment unit, at the Upper Galilee Regional council, demonstrated the facility operation, and show him the high-quality compost generated from the facility.

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