Fishing in the desert
Leave it to Israeli ingenuity to find a way to raise commercial fish independent of bodies of water.
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Leave it to Israeli ingenuity to find a way to raise commercial fish independent of bodies of water.
Fancy an outdoor adventure in Israel? Whether it’s woodlands, wetlands, sand dunes, or cliffs – Israel has it all. ISRAEL21c lists the country’s top 10 nature reserves and national parks to visit.
An infusion of governmental funds aims to keep natural and human occurrences from washing ancient artifacts out to sea. A devastating December storm washed a
Now hatching at the Jerusalem Biblical Zoo: chicks of the endangered griffon vulture, soon to be released into the wild.
Lumpy jaw disease is no laughing matter for captive kangaroos. A new Israeli-developed tooth varnish can prevent this deadly dental disease. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNtF4o8pjMI Kangaroos in captivity
Israel’s IDE Technologies is building China’s largest and ‘greenest’ desalination plant to meet the country’s expanding energy needs. IDE’s installation in Tianjin. Normally, “green” and
The Israeli government is launching a massive rehabilitation and cleanup project to transform the polluted waterway and its banks into a haven for nature-lovers.
Israeli ‘Reuse’ conference provides timely tips for green businesses including Retire, which fashions furniture and ponds from old tires. Israeli business, Retired, makes surprisingly comfortable
Israel’s Ben-Gurion University gets $1.3 million grant to help develop ‘Clever Robots for Crops’ that will harvest only the ripest fruits and vegetables.
Gearing up for the November 2011 WATEC expo, Israel is getting word into the pipeline about new water technology solutions from 400 companies. Israel’s advanced
In a $250 million deal, Israel’s Evida will supply the batteries, cooling systems and software tools to run Mia Electric’s vehicles in Europe. Batteries for
Between its resident species and the millions who fly in for rest and replenishment during migrating seasons, Israel is a bird-watching paradise.
By learning from history, a new Israeli invention promises to help pinpoint where and when earthquakes will strike again, minimizing danger to lives and property.
A new Israeli study indicates that traders don’t perform as well when it’s smoggy outside, affecting markets far beyond New York. Stocks are down on
Israel’s formula for getting green mileage from old tires could be a boon for countries with similar raw materials and climates. Paving roads with a