Living in a City Tree
A new ecology project in Tel Aviv is teaching urban dwellers how to live a sustainable and green lifestyle, even in the heart of the city.
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A new ecology project in Tel Aviv is teaching urban dwellers how to live a sustainable and green lifestyle, even in the heart of the city.
In a discovery with far-reaching implications for the developing world, Israeli researchers have created organic ‘potato batteries’ that can power lights, computers and more.
Tel Aviv’s first ‘green’ office tower uses recycled, sustainable and domestic building materials and ecological maintenance procedures for a long-term low impact on nature.
A spring-only flowering season left Israeli beekeepers struggling to find blossom for their hives. Now a new project appears to be saving the day, and increasing honey production to boot.
Intel’s facility in Haifa, Israel is blazing a green trail to connect business and environmental protection via high-performance, sustainable building practices. After years of evaluating
An Israeli team is the first to succeed in identifying one of the chemicals used by thousands of prey species to avoid their predators. Is
A new super pasta wheat developed in Israel has high nutritional quality, inbuilt pest-protection, and it also tastes great, say European experts.
Israel’s Ben Gurion University is passionate about reducing its ecological footprint. With a strong environmental flavor to its courses already, it’s no wonder that Ben
A project that targets shared environmental hazards in the north convinces Israel’s Arabs and Jews that cooperation is worthwhile. Members of the Forum for
Israel’s privatized clean tech incubator LN Greentech is about to branch out in the US, starting with the state of Ohio. “Israel is our
Israeli, Jordanian and Palestinian environmentalists are challenging a World Bank-administered plan to revive the dying Dead Sea by linking it to the Red Sea.
ISRAEL21c learns why the second-largest state in the US and the smallest state in the Middle East make good business together. Making links between
In a tribute to founding Prime Minister David Ben-Gurion, two former IDF colonels have set up a technology incubator designed to green southern Israel. Photo
An Israeli company is making seawater potable for millions of people worldwide, with 400 desalination plants in 40 countries, producing 2,000,000 cubic meters of water a day.
After nearly 30 years of research, Professor David Levy developed a potato that can be grown in hot, dry climates, and irrigated by saline water.