21see explores Israel’s latest agricultural novelties
So how exactly does BioBee find the right pheromone to attract each type of bug? Come along with Yuval as he hunts for the secret.
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.
So how exactly does BioBee find the right pheromone to attract each type of bug? Come along with Yuval as he hunts for the secret.
Green Apprenticeship program at Kibbutz Lotan is helping Israelis and internationals build new careers as change makers.
From the Judean desert to the Negev and Arava, there is much to discover within Israel’s desert landscapes.
A new study predicts an extended hot season in the eastern Mediterranean that will impact regional ecosystems and human health.
Hundreds of delegates from all over the world descend on Israel for the annual CannaTech conference, founded to identify and incubate world-class solutions for the cannabis industry.
On a perfectly cloudless Saturday afternoon in Israel, solar energy was producing 13.4 percent of the country’s total electricity consumption.
In the early months of the year, Israel is transformed from a dry, brown desert into a stunning landscape of green.
Discovery is first direct proof that dark matter exists and that it is made up of low-mass particles, Israeli and US researchers say.
Unique made-in-Israel technology also renders the separated toxic metal stable and safe for disposal.
Latest project designed by the man who’s brought Israeli dairy expertise to places including Mexico, England, Philippines, Romania, Nigeria and China.
A pier formerly used for transporting oil will be transformed into a unique environmental tourist attraction on the resort city’s coast.
Green building in Israel is on the rise as architects and contractors learn to use environmentally friendly materials and techniques.
Experts from Egypt, Tunisia, Morocco, Cyprus, Greece, France, Switzerland, Israel, the Palestinian Authority and Jordan share pest-control research.
As ‘Day Zero’ approaches, experts weigh in on how Israel may be able to help Cape Town and other water-scarce locations avoid future disasters.
Hubitus at the Jerusalem Botanical Gardens will be a zero-energy hub with smart water and solar collection systems, built from recycled containers.