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Vortex Energy installs special sensors and monitors that collect data on temperature fluctuations, and its software calculates real-time adjustments.
Analysis by Israeli and British researchers suggests that many mammalian species stayed undercover in daytime, perhaps out of fear of large predators.
SolCold’s nanotech coating is a potentially game-changing electricity-free solution for cooling buildings or equipment in intensely sunny climates.
Yam Pro Energy and India’s Shapoorji Pallonji Group will build a commercial-scale wave-power station in Ghana to serve 10,000 households.
This is My Earth runs crowdfunding campaign to buy 1,730 acres of jungle home to many species vulnerable to extinction.
An Israeli company is marketing its intelligent date code labels that monitor the temp and time interval of food products on their way to consumers.
Videographer Yuval Dax takes a bird’s eye view of Israel’s biannual migration.
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Ben-Gurion University launches company to commercialize the unique underwater vehicle for research, security, communications or military uses.
Roots Sustainable Agricultural Technologies has one technology to stabilize plant root temps and another to irrigate farms with dew condensation.
Researchers are monitoring environmental changes that may be caused by offshore gas drilling, as well as conditions of global warming.
Israeli-Palestinian-Jordanian environmental group wins European awards for its Program on Water Security and its Water & Energy Nexus project.
ECOncrete products increase the stability and aesthetics of urban waterfronts and coastal structures, while enhancing marine life.
One of the largest renewable energy projects in the world, the sprawling Negev complex will produce 300 megawatts of clean electricity every day.