Water, water everywhere and every drop to drink
An Israeli company’s water purification systems deliver safe drinking water from almost any source, including contaminated water, seawater and urine. A man using WaterSheer’s Sulis
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.
An Israeli company’s water purification systems deliver safe drinking water from almost any source, including contaminated water, seawater and urine. A man using WaterSheer’s Sulis
While abundant resources are channeled to converting sunlight into power, it emerges that the common Oriental hornet has known the secret all along. Structures in
A specialized tooth varnish developed by scientists in Israel can help kangaroos bounce back from a common and often-fatal gum disease. Kangaroos at Jerusalem’s Biblical
Despite political upheaval, Israel’s economy is booming, the innovations coming thick and fast, and the country’s culture winning accolades. ISRAEL21c takes a look at the top stories of the year.
With fewer fish in the sea with each passing year, Israel’s Grow Fish Anywhere has found a way to grow them in the desert.
As we become more conscious of the size of our ecological footprints, it’s good to know that in Israel we can go green in our leisure options as well.
A simple device from Israel can render the delicate, complex problem of biological wastewater treatment perfectly manageable. An Israeli installation of the Mapal wastewater treatment
New research from Israel shows that changing weather patterns – not the weather-modification process of cloud seeding – is what makes the rainfall. Photo by
From birdwatching on a major migration route, to staying at an eco-friendly B&B, tourists to Israel can have a great time traveling with minimal impact
Two Israeli companies are among the five winners of General Electric’s Ecomagination Challenge to develop ideas for better power grid and global energy transformation. The
Rabbis, imams, priests and beauty queens in Israel are praying for rain as the country experiences its driest November in decades, and what could be
A historic drilling project at Israel’s Dead Sea could help international experts to better understand phenomena ranging from climate change to cultural evolution. Photo courtesy
An Israeli company is receiving major attention and dollars to develop a small, low-cost device that could be a boon for wind farms across the
While environmental activism has largely bypassed Israel’s ultra-Orthodox sector, one rabbi is seeking to turn the tide. Rabbi Yehuda Gannot (center) meets his legal team
Experts at transforming the disadvantages of the desert into advantages, Israel is sharing its solutions for the growing problem of desertification with the world.