Bees prefer “coffee and a cigarette” with their nectar
Research carried out in Israel suggests that bees prefer nectar that contains caffeine and nicotine.
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.
Research carried out in Israel suggests that bees prefer nectar that contains caffeine and nicotine.

Israel will be the first country to install Better Place’s cutting edge network for electric cars, touted as affordable and attractive alternatives to combustion engine
With its super-absorbent polymers, Exotech may help you shed weight without surgery, grow crops with less water and heal wounds more quickly. The natural
An Israeli researcher is modifying the toxins in scorpion venom in an attempt to create an ecologically sound insecticide that won’t harm honeybees or humans.
A serious lack of potable water has forced Israel to create a flourishing water technology industry. ISRAEL21c brings you the country’s top 10 water companies.
An alternative energy company, Israel’s Coriolis is targeting the $40 billion medium-scale wind solution market, with smaller turbines that take up less room, are cheaper,
While Israel still has work ahead to develop its own clean tech, organizers of the Renewable Energy Conference in Eilat tout the country as a
The states of Israel and Texas have much to share when it comes to alternative energy sources such as solar and hydro power, as $1b
An economical, airborne solution from an Israeli company could save up to a fifth of the urban water lost through leaky pipes. More than

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It can harness 20 times more energy than any other wave technology in existence today and also produce carbon-free desalinated water. How? Israel’s Seanergy ‘holds
From swine flu to insomnia, bees and gadgets to solar technologies, ISRAEL21c takes a look at the year’s most popular stories.
Mekorot, Israel’s national water carrier and water tech company that spurred last year’s $1.4 billion in water exports, is about to enter the drier regions

When an epidemic hit Israel’s tomato industry, a netting expert came up with a solution to protect the crops from insect pests, inadvertently creating a

Out of necessity, Israel has been at the forefront of innovative water technologies since its founding. Now the country is sharing this vital expertise with the world.