How Israel swims against tide of worldwide water crisis
A visit to the country’s largest desalination and wastewater-treatment plants reveals smart technologies and policies to keep the water running.
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A visit to the country’s largest desalination and wastewater-treatment plants reveals smart technologies and policies to keep the water running.
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Israeli company Better Juice brings together oranges and high-tech to create a healthier glass of OJ.
Vanilla expert’s innovations, easily implemented in ag-tech savvy Israel, could slash prices, improve flavor and revive an ancient industry.
Award-winning Israeli wildlife photographer Roie Galitz goes to remote regions of the world to document the ‘unimaginable beauty’ of endangered animals.
Israel’s HomeBiogas introduces a commode that feeds directly into its backyard biodigester in a completely sealed ecosystem.
Cheaper, more environmentally friendly rocket-engine technology offers same level of performance and control as toxic ‘legacy’ fuel.
3D print veggie meat or burgers that taste like the real deal, shape a cake to your exact specifications or prepare a complete meal in three minutes.
Using Israeli 3D virtual ribcage model, international researchers conclude that Neanderthals walked straighter than modern humans.
Israeli drink-maker launches video starring Thor Bjornsson and Rod Stewart voicing a sea turtle, plus a clean-up campaign in Honduras.
First time biomass is created from human excrement, providing possible solution to growing problems in sanitation and clean energy.
New automated grocery-pricing system from Israel promises to slash food waste, cut prices for consumers, and increase profits for supermarkets.
In the Electriq-Global system, liquid fuel reacts with a catalyst to release hydrogen from water. The spent fuel can be replenished for re-use.
Israeli seeds are prized everywhere for growing tomatoes that taste better, last longer, resist disease and pack a stronger nutritional punch.