Israel’s clean tech clicks with Ohio’s
Israel’s privatized clean tech incubator LN Greentech is about to branch out in the US, starting with the state of Ohio. “Israel is our
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Israel’s privatized clean tech incubator LN Greentech is about to branch out in the US, starting with the state of Ohio. “Israel is our
Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian environmentalists are challenging a World Bank-administered plan to revive the dying Dead Sea by linking it to the Red Sea.
ISRAEL21c learns why the second-largest state in the US and the smallest state in the Middle East make good business together. Making links between
In a tribute to founding Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion, two former IDF colonels have set up a technology incubator designed to green southern Israel. Photo
An Israeli company is making seawater potable for millions of people worldwide, with 400 desalination plants in 40 countries, producing 2,000,000 cubic meters of water a day.
After nearly 30 years of research, Professor David Levy developed a potato that can be grown in hot, dry climates, and irrigated by saline water.
Despite the latest tensions, two companies – one Palestinian and one Israeli – are integrating wind turbines together in the West Bank and beyond.
Israel’s BrightView Systems aims to encourage solar energy use by optimizing efficiency, improving quality and ensuring the reliability of solar panels. At the start of
Heatwaves can lead to energy blackouts as customers turn their air-con on. Now an Israeli company is proposing to use the sun’s heat to cool
Despite recent troubles, an Israeli-Greek architect is organizing an important new sustainable building workshop for Palestinian and Israeli architecture students. Architect Elias Messinas. His goal
Israeli researchers have discovered a strain of microalgae that could be used as a treatment to reduce cholesterol, blood pressure and inflammation.
Previously, mutant plants were assumed to have negative effects on growth and were discarded, but new Israeli-American research suggests they may lead the next revolution
An easy ‘add-on’ solution from Israel could save some of the $15 billion forfeited each year due to global water loss caused by drips and
ISRAEL21c joined a nighttime expedition with a state-of-the-art research ship that plumbs the depths of the Eastern Mediterranean to learn more about the sea and
Israel’s TransAlgae is developing strains of genetically modified algae that can be used as suitable alternatives to existing animal feed and biomass for biofuel.