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	Annual Pollution Load in Major Israeli Streams

	Total Organic Carbon in Major Israeli Streams

	Total Nitrogen in Major Israeli Streams

	Total Phosphorus in Major Israeli Streams

Monitoring of River Water Quality Updated: 11/05/2003 In order to identify trends in river restoration, data on pollution loads (tons/year) in nine rivers undergoing restoration processes in Israel were collected for three major indicators – organic carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus. The results, which were compared with estimates for 1994, showed that in some rivers – the Kishon and Soreq, to a large degree, and the Yarkon and Taninim, to a more moderate degree – a significant reduction in pollution load has occurred.

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