10 things you didn’t know about Tu B’Shvat
From almond trees and veganism to ancient languages and Middle Ages sources, Tu B’Shvat is one fascinating festival.
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From almond trees and veganism to ancient languages and Middle Ages sources, Tu B’Shvat is one fascinating festival.
The Abraham Accords are good news also for houbara bustards, an iconic desert bird and flagship species of dwindling numbers.
Canario device lights up when users come across high levels of air pollution, UV radiation or droplet sprays that may harbor viruses such as Covid-19.
Technion team wins prize for using a virus to prevent the expensive problem of juice spoilage, while another team finds a use for potato peels.
Threatened creatures in the soon-to-be-protected areas are the Clarke’s weaver, northern brown howler monkey and other rare animal and plant species.
Amidst decreasing global bee populations, new finding provides optimism for pollination and bee habitat conservation.
Imilac stimulates the cow’s immune system to fight mastitis, similar to how immunotherapy medications are transforming cancer treatment in humans.
The yeast-generated dairy products will have the nutrition, taste and texture of real dairy without any animal suffering or environmental damage.
Dead Sea research reveals a pattern of tremors indicating that we are living in a tectonically active period.
Data allows users to make immediate, informed decisions to reduce their exposure to air pollution (and gives them an excuse not to go out for a run).
Unique social business solves two major problems: electronic waste and underemployment of people with special needs.
Continued working and schooling at home will influence every single area of our lives in 2021.
Netafim’s irrigation solution for rice paddies also reduces methane emissions to nearly zero, helping to mitigate climate change.
H2Pro generates hydrogen and oxygen in two separate processes that reduce costs and polluting emissions.
Two Israeli cowboys introduce drone technology to save time and manpower in the rugged business of cattle (or camel) ranching.