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While the Ministry Reports a Decrease in Pollution: Emissions in Neshr Actually Increased
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The NPA report shows a 6% increase in the total pollution cost of the Ramla cement plant and a 52% increase in mercury emissions • Nesher is already responsible for about half of the mercury emissions reported by the industry in Israel, while discussions on updating the emission permit have been going on for years and no personal proceedings have been initiated against the company's senior executives.
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