Switching on the lights for Tanzania
Israeli engineering students bring solar power to a remote Tanzanian medical clinic, as part of their ongoing work in the village.
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Israeli engineering students bring solar power to a remote Tanzanian medical clinic, as part of their ongoing work in the village.
TSD’s system processes up to 10,000 cubic meters of water per day for small to medium farms, factories, hotels, off-grid sites and disaster areas.
Israeli startup Leaf is about to launch pre-sales of a smart home cultivation system as additional US states vote to legalize cannabis.
Israeli research study done on mice suggests moderating oxygen levels on planes might ease jetlag.
With the olive harvest underway, Israel’s boutique olive-oil producers and small-scale olive-oil presses are open for a peek behind the scenes.
In honor of Israel’s rainbow season, ISRAEL21c brings you 10 gorgeous photos of colorful arches streaking the sky across the country.
Global health gurus have termed this fruit a superfood, putting Israeli produce in hot demand.
People from around the globe flock to Israel to see hundreds of feathered species, from desert birds to wetlands fliers to migrating flocks.
The photo-electro-chemical cell uses sunlight to make electricity and hydrogen from an extract of spinach leaves.
The international scourge of colony collapse disorder affects Israel’s bees less than in other countries, due to a variety of innovative strategies.
Week-long festival includes football game, barbie, beach cleanup and maybe even a direct flight from Sydney to Tel Aviv.
Naked Sea artist returns to Israel to call for environmental action; launches new exhibit in Tel Aviv.
The ancient grain from a remote cave near Masada is the oldest plant genome ever reconstructed, and has much to tell about agricultural history.
Israel’s Gili Ocean has designed a fish farming solution for open waters that can weather storms and bring healthier and larger fish harvests
Technion findings describe first observation of thermal, quantum ‘Hawking radiation’ in any system.