A solar solution that can create energy AND food
A new agrivoltaic technology allows farmers to use their land to grow plants and create solar power in the same space.
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A new agrivoltaic technology allows farmers to use their land to grow plants and create solar power in the same space.
Leading European textile machinery maker partners with Sonovia to cut carbon footprint of clothing production ahead of new European rules.
Facing a decline in next-generation farmers, a new Israeli VC sows capital into smart agricultural initiatives from young entrepreneurs down on the farm.
As the weather turns cooler, endangered wild Israeli gazelles shift their diet and habits, even going for warmup runs caught on camera.
A sustainable fashion expert shares her advice for choosing and discarding garments with the least environmental impact.
When Rony Zigler learned that used dialysis filters were efficiently purifying wastewater for a Golan Heights community, he decided to save a life.
A million shekels per year for five years await five environment-focused initiatives chosen in new prize launched by Toyota and its Israeli importer.
An Israeli startup plans to upcycle excess carbon into useful products such as building material and even detergent.
Ben-Gurion University professor suggests producing electricity day or night via PV arrays installed around a 360-degree ring close to a lunar pole.
Remains of a fish cooked 780,000 years ago sheds light on when humans began using fire in a controlled way to cook food.
Drained, dried and diverted for decades, Israel’s wetlands are being restored to give half a billion migrating birds relief from past environmental errors.
Airovation Technologies to help Phoenicia Glass Works turn its own CO2 emissions into raw materials for its products.
The goal of the Art Laboratory for Future Ecologies is teach about sustainability and the protection of natural resources through earth art.
Beaches of Tel Aviv and Hadera are the most polluted with microplastics from food packaging, single-use plastic and fishing nets, according to alarming new research.
Israel is investing in blue tech to promote aquaculture on land and sea as a sustainable local source of fish and edible plants.