Injured wildlife receive lifesaving ambulance rides to the vet
Israel’s unique Haibulance project sees volunteers transport thousands of wounded animals to receive first aid or treatment, connecting people to their environment.
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Israel’s unique Haibulance project sees volunteers transport thousands of wounded animals to receive first aid or treatment, connecting people to their environment.
Startup Apollo Power has developed lightweight, flexible solar panels that can turn any surface including a car roof into a power-generating platform. Amazon, Volkswagen and Hyundai are already on board.
Using comprehensive data on thousands of animals, researchers discover the combination of climate and topography greatly affects biodiversity.
From secondhand clothing to repurposed inner tubes and reconditioned bikes, Tel Aviv is proving consumer goods don’t have to be costly and wasteful.
With a worldwide lack of agricultural workers, automating many types of farm tasks is the obvious solution.
Wadi Attir has grown from a farm to a center striving to promote desert restoration. Now, it also has a mission to bridge ties between Arabs and Jews.
Health Ministry approves manufacturing and marketing of Aleph Farms’ Petit Steak, cultivated from cells of a Black Angus cow.
Amazon rainforest data reveals 8% fewer rainstorms in areas where forests were replaced by human activity; the dryness leads to more deforestation.
Technion researchers develop a disruptive processes to make the make production of ecological fuel affordable and sustainable.
During one of the warmest-ever winters in Israel, experts warn that early blooming and other natural phenomena are the result of climate change.
A top 10 physics breakthrough of 2023: Cracks travel through materials at supersonic speed, which may better explain deadly earthquakes.
The 1950s draining of Lake Hula was a huge environmental mistake. Now, a photo exhibit celebrates the 20th anniversary of the successful reversal of the damage.
Tech4Animals Lab in Haifa develops AI-powered analysis of video, sensor and audio data to determine animals’ physical pain and emotional states.
Two Gaza-area farms join with agricultural robotics startup to restart and upgrade their operations despite having suffered personal loss and injury.
Startup’s powdered aquafaba promotes the circular economy by turning a factory byproduct into a functional raw material for the food industry.