Israeli leads international league to save the Med
Coastline development restrictions already exist in the rulebooks, but an Israeli legal eagle is determined to see to it that they are enforced.
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.
Coastline development restrictions already exist in the rulebooks, but an Israeli legal eagle is determined to see to it that they are enforced.
Solar pioneer Yosef Abramowitz hosts the world’s first full-length movie screening powered by solar energy — in Jerusalem.
The latest water-tech idea out of Israel is a solar device that provides clear drinking water with no need for infrastructure or electricity.
Since 1948, Israel has set itself a task of finding creative solutions to the world’s most pressing problems. To celebrate Israel’s 65th birthday, ISRAEL21c looks at some of the best achievements.
A new fast, environmentally friendly and convenient solution for those last few miles between the commuter bus, car park or train to the office and home.
Can’t stand the racket? Israeli noise-cancelling technology is going into almost everything from home appliances to airplane seats.
A nutritional and cosmetic supplement produced at Israel’s Kibbutz Ketura is at the heart of a $50 million international deal.
Only 2% of the trees that once blanketed the land survived centuries of deforestation. Here we get to know 10 of the most remarkable ones.
Former Intel engineer positions SmarTap to help hotel owners improve their bottom line while guests are washing theirs.
Years of efforts by a team of experts turns Tel Aviv’s Yarkon River from a collapsed ecosystem into an attractive recreation and nature spot.
Predatory wasps and other beneficial insects are taking over for chemical pesticides on many crops grown in Israel’s fertile desert.
How a population of fish indigenous to Israel and formerly classified as ‘extinct in the wild’ has been successfully returned to nature.
Technologies developed in Israel to recycle the country’s precious water resources are being used to help save India’s Noyyal River.
‘We want to say, “No, you can’t build anymore.” We need to get into emergency mode,’ says AmEx ‘Young Professional’ Dana Lustig.
By touting the health qualities of dates and getting them to worldwide markets fresh, soft and juicy, Israel’s date growers are helping spark a major growth in world interest.