Now it’s time to solve the problems of climate change
Scholars at a new climate action center at Tel Aviv University aim to tackle geopolitics, shopping habits and more, as part of an effort to find real solutions to climate change.
Scholars at a new climate action center at Tel Aviv University aim to tackle geopolitics, shopping habits and more, as part of an effort to find real solutions to climate change.
Power cuts are becoming increasingly common worldwide as electricity consumption soars – what if our homes, offices, hotels and hospitals could generate their own electricity?
Forester Nurit Hibsher says she’s never seen a fire like the one that blazed through the Jerusalem hills for three days in August. It’s got her worried.
JNF Canada, Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF), Start-Up Nation Central and the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation offer annual prize to incentivize Israeli climate-tech innovation.
Black soldier fly larvae are chock full of protein, and they can clear greenhouse gases. One Israeli company is harnessing the insect’s diverse capabilities.
Most of the extinct species were large birds that lived on islands and were incapable of flight, making them unable to escape hunters.
A timely new exhibit in Tel Aviv illustrates the climate crisis, its impact and how we can all help stop it from escalating.
Israeli company included among 12 game-changing companies recognized for their leadership in transformative technologies.
From AI beekeeping to utilizing seaweed for electricity, there are plenty of ways to help the Earth go green.
You don’t have to think big to help the environment – even a few trees can improve air quality and temperature.
Examining weather systems makes it possible to predict the severity of a future influenza outbreak over weeks, months and even years ahead.
As wildfires burn more fiercely across the globe, Israeli experts work with other countries to implement prevention, detection, firefighting and rehab strategies.
Some 10% of power outages globally are due to hurricanes, according to the World Bank. Israeli company Percepto wants to change all that.
The proportion of grape pips to grain seeds reveals collapse of ancient Negev economy in the grip of pandemic and climate change.
To celebrate Earth Day’s 50th anniversary, we spoke to leading Israeli environmentalists, Alon Tal and Colin Price, about what corona means for climate change.