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Israel's Largest Landfill Faces Capacity Crisis by 2027

Israel's largest landfill, Hiriya, is expected to reach capacity by 2027, posing a significant waste management challenge for the Tel Aviv area. Authorities are seeking solutions to avoid a crisis, including increased recycling and waste-to-energy initiatives.

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  1. 01Israel's main landfill will be full by 2027.
  2. 02This poses a waste management crisis for the Tel Aviv region.
  3. 03Solutions include recycling and waste-to-energy plants.
  4. 04The situation requires urgent long-term planning.

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