Here’s a cool green way to upcycle millions of old tires
EcoTech Recycling’s patented thermodynamic process turns waste rubber into a nontoxic synthetic material for new tires, auto parts and insulation.
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EcoTech Recycling’s patented thermodynamic process turns waste rubber into a nontoxic synthetic material for new tires, auto parts and insulation.
Jerusalem Biblical Zoo welcomes its first two baby Javan langurs, yet to be named. Each mother takes turns minding the infants.
Israeli company included among 12 game-changing companies recognized for their leadership in transformative technologies.
Social media campaign is asking the public to carry out a small green deed, and in return a tree will be planted in a forest of choosing.
Researchers devise novel scientific tool to examine levels of perception, and discover that humans and monkeys react the same.
In an ambitious five year project, top Israel, US and UK research institutes plan to learn how to communicate with Sperm whales. What WILL they talk about?
Dead Sea Revival Project runs photo contest as part of its drive to build a museum in Arad aimed at sparking action for a sea in danger of extinction.
From AI beekeeping to utilizing seaweed for electricity, there are plenty of ways to help the Earth go green.
Young sea turtles severely harmed by a Mediterranean tar spill were treated at Israel’s Sea Turtle Rescue Center and returned to their habitat.
Technion student Aseel Nama made her discovery during the International Astronomical Search Collaboration, where she was the only Israeli participant.
CanBreed’s 3.5-acre California farm will enable standardization in the hemp industry. The company also opened Israel’s largest cannabis research farm.
IBM’s AI XRPIZE finalist Zzapp Malaria analyzes satellite images to identify malaria risk areas, and then treats them. It’s already working in Africa.
Startup Demetria analyzes coffee-bean characteristics to ensure a perfect cup of joe while cutting costs and uncertainty along the supply chain.
‘We are in a constant race to produce and supply enough food to feed a rapidly growing global population with finite land and natural resources.’
In the effort to decarbonize the construction sector, an Israeli company has developed an environmentally friendly building material: the kenaf plant.