
Israel pitches in to clean up the world
KKL-JNF takes the lead in International Clean Up Day 2013 and organizes clean-up crews for Israel’s forests, open spaces and communities.
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KKL-JNF takes the lead in International Clean Up Day 2013 and organizes clean-up crews for Israel’s forests, open spaces and communities.

‘This will definitely contribute to a better and safer world,’ says inventor of a new non-polluting eco-sleeve for dispensing liquid products.

Sounds impossible, but Israel’s desert is considered one of the best places in the world to harvest tropical fish and marine plants for export.

Delegations from far and wide come to see the Israeli closed-loop cowshed ecosystem devised at the Volcani agricultural research organization.

A young Israeli venture fund from Israel aims to combine the best food and agro technology and innovators that Israel has to offer.

The company’s ‘smart’ water system keeps tabs on the quality of water in global cities and factories, and is now entering the swimming pool market.

The Israeli inventors took their ice-skating rink technology and put it into efficient air-conditioning systems used by businesses across the world.

Israel is building more birding centers, a new conservation center, and an urban wetland in the heart of Tel Aviv to protect birds, and attract international bird-watchers.

Yosef Abramowitz, vehicle owners and investors banded together and purchased the rights and assets of the former Better Place.

Cutting-edge molecular research between Ben-Gurion University and the University of Chicago is launched to assure clean, abundant water for the future.

Israel’s premier agricultural research organization is finding natural, simple alternatives for safely prolonging the shelf life of produce.

Otic Pharma’s novel foam drug-delivery platform for treating animal and human ear infections is tiger balm for an Israeli big cat.

A group of dedicated volunteers in Israel heal sick and injured turtles and reintroduce them to their natural habitat.

Much of what is learned, developed and implemented at Israel’s Volcani Institute then gets planted in fields around the planet.

The development of an innovation to turn wave energy into power has catapulted Inna Braverman’s company Eco Wave Power to the top of its field worldwide.