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Israel’s Fsight Energy aids the transition from central fossil-fuel power plants to local grids on which ‘energy communities’ trade renewable energy.

Israel Nature and Parks Authority marine ranger comes across the huge fish while collecting old fishing traps in the Gulf of Eilat.

Agriculture contributes to greenhouse gas emissions, but an Israeli startup has a solution for treating agricultural waste through biogas production.

Israel’s unique and breathtaking subterranean scenery is attracting a growing number of cavers. It’s not for the faint-hearted, though.

GreenQ’s automated system helps cities plan efficient trash-collection routes and gather actionable data from each stop, saving on fuel and manpower.

Israeli startup Bzigo is developing a phone-sized detector for flying insects that pinpoints their location, even in the dark, so you can zap them.

Tel Aviv museum exhibition highlights how cities can be tools for instigating change with activism and innovations in architecture and design.

Twine wants to transform the wasteful, polluting dyeing process with a digital-printing technology that uses no water and produces only on demand.

Researchers say the first ‘high-tech industry’ on Haifa coast was a fortified factory for highly prized purple dye made from Murex snails.

Part of the unique ecological site is home to the country’s nuclear research center, a fact that for decades stood in the way of the declaration.

Does peeing on a sting actually help? What do jellyfish have to do with power stations? And how do we stop them from ruining our vacation?

Israeli researcher expects discovery to enable increased milk production efficiency and to reduce methane emissions.

Several Israeli companies are taking advantage of the country’s ideal environmental conditions for algae farming.

Researchers suggest that tiny salt fingers across the surface of the lake interact with each other as they sink down, piling up salt crystals on the deepest parts of the Dead Sea’s floor.

More than 3,000 households set to benefit from Watergen’s water generation system which creates water from the air.