Marine center to reveal sea’s secrets
A new national center for marine research will be a source of vital info for Israel and its fellow Mediterranean basin countries.
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A new national center for marine research will be a source of vital info for Israel and its fellow Mediterranean basin countries.
Israelis are first to test whether a greener, cheaper fuel from natural gas can be used in existing cars without ill effects on the engine.
Super-expensive Karat caviar, coveted by restaurateurs in several countries, starts out in river-fed ponds in the Galilee.
Israel has gained a worldwide reputation for its ability to turn barren desert into useful and arable land. ISRAEL21c takes a look at the country’s top 10 eco-strategies.
The world craves pretty ornamental fish, and Israeli growers are meeting the demand with revolutionary Arava Desert hatcheries.
An Israeli research team discovers a mechanism whereby even tiny seemingly insignificant chemical changes in a creature can affect the ecology of the earth.
Israel’s Panoramic Power offers an award-winning system for property managers to monitor and control energy use to the last amp.
Israel’s Jacob Blaustein Institute for Desert Research shows farmers in many countries how to use a 2,000-year-old water retention method.
Israel’s Univerve is breeding a strain of algae to provide a new biofuel with a bunch of major advantages.
Amiad’s filtration and treatment technologies bring clean water to industries, households and farms in 70 countries.
Once a barren strip of desert, the Arava now has 600 farms supplying more than 60% of Israel’s exports of fresh vegetables and 10% of ornamentals.
Israel’s Metabolic Robots helps chicken and pig farmers cut the price of expensive grain while improving the animals’ welfare.
An Israeli evolutionary biologist finds hard evidence of global warming in the changes he’s found in wheat and barley plants.
Companies on three continents are taking note of a safe, biodegradable Israeli material for everything from diapers to diet pills.
In the talented hands of world-renowned animal illustrator Walter Ferguson, birds, snakes and rodents become objets d’art.