We all share this planet together. From new technologies and research to activism, find the latest stories on Israelis creating a more sustainable world for all its living creatures.
When Ran Korber and his asthmatic wife couldn’t find air-quality info to help them choose a place to live, he and two friends invented the world’s go-to app for real-time information on air pollution.
With the UN Climate Change Conference now in session, we introduce Israeli scientists, entrepreneurs, activists, educators and artists working on this critical global issue.
Measuring Jupiter’s gravity field yields info about the massive storm called the Great Red Spot, and about jet streams that cause the planet’s bands.
Study emphasizes need for strategic conservation and management to safeguard thousands of species that represent millions of years of evolution.
ECOncrete partners with largest US concrete company to make stabilizer units for wind turbines that will facilitate growth of marine organisms.
Ornithologist Yossi Leshem goes to Dubai Expo to encourage more countries to join the cross-border biological pest control project he started in 1983.
New report shows 1,200 Israeli companies already in the climate-tech sector, with fastest growth in alternative proteins and green construction.
PLANETech’s digital tool lets startups measure how much their technology would reduce greenhouse gas emissions over five years.
This unique salt lake is shrinking at an alarming rate. Can it survive? Experts explain the problems and proposed solutions that could keep this natural wonder alive.
Photographer Spencer Tunick does nude photo shoot with 200 volunteers to raise awareness for the threatened sea and a museum celebrating its beauty.
Photographer Spencer Tunick plans once again to capture 300 nude men and women to raise awareness of the deteriorating state of the sea.
‘It’s just like manufacturing but instead of making a car, we produce a nut or a grape. We digitize the entire day-to-day of the farm.’
MeaTech is developing a sustainable alternative to industrialized animal farming using 3D bioprinting and tissue engineering technologies.
To celebrate World Space Week, we spoke to space scientist Prof. Paul Kamoun about global warming, a space factory for drugs, and Israel’s Moon mission.
New scientific study suggests it’s a way to keep men and women apart at times and enjoy a bit of peace and quiet.
