Still, these solutions come at a price, and they’re by no means foolproof; a fancy filtration system won’t stop pollution from seeping into lungs during a stroll around the block. For schools on tight budgets, the financial strain of air purifiers is yet another weight on the shoulders; while businesses may cover the cost, it’s less fun to count your profits while coughing into a handkerchief.

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On the brighter side, Israeli policymakers are increasingly aware of the air quality issue and are stepping up efforts to curb pollution. The government has implemented measures to reduce emissions from industrial plants and promote the use of cleaner transportation. Still, for now, these initiatives are a bit like spritzing perfume on a landfill; it’s a start, but the problem persists, and significant results remain a little further off.

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Moreover, businesses and schools alike are beginning to demand more proactive policies, with calls for expanded green spaces, tighter emissions regulations, and public

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