Swashbuckling Israeli firm fights pirate fishing
Making sense out of an ocean of data lets Windward customers keep tabs on illegal fishing and other nefarious activities on the high seas.
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Making sense out of an ocean of data lets Windward customers keep tabs on illegal fishing and other nefarious activities on the high seas.
Soft corals are impervious to rising ocean acidity that threatens the very reefs that house them and other marine creatures, says Israeli expert.
Touch-free smartphone, wearable eating monitor, expandable suitcase and an eco-sustainable shelving unit among latest choices.
Interfaith clergy and seminarians at Jerusalem’s Faith and Ecology Conference pledge to step up environmental stewardship.
The I. Meier Segals Garden for Zoological Research is thought to be the only zoological center on a university campus anywhere.
BreezoMeter app provides personalized air-pollution monitoring for Israel and soon in the US.
Shade yourself under the solar-panel canopy, recharge your devices, surf the Net, have a cool drink – courtesy of the sun and Israeli ingenuity.
Farmers from California to China have a new Israeli tool in the struggle to assure food security in coming decades.
‘We thought we could give these kids something beyond what they get in sessions with a social worker or psychologist,’ says Kaima founder.
US farmer David Kohl has a date to remember with Israeli agricultural expert Moshe Tirat, leading to higher yield and less water waste.
ISRAEL21c tours the new Porter School of Environmental Studies building in Tel Aviv, Israel’s first LEED Platinum edifice.
With studies on anything from storm intensity to drought and fog, ISRAEL21c introduces the leading climate-change investigators from Israel.
An Israeli graduate student devises anti-slime coating for boxes used to transport fruits and vegetables to market.
New Israeli research reveals surprising results about how the animal protein in our diets exacts a high price from the planet.
As the planet heats up, weather is becoming more extreme. Israeli professor, Colin Price, thinks his work tracking weather patterns could save lives.