Israeli teams researching plants long thought worthless are poised to lead the next great energy wave
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Israeli teams researching plants long thought worthless are poised to lead the next great energy wave
Filed under: 2008, Energy & Environment | Tagged: biodiesel, castor, Galten, jatropha | 2 Comments »
A next-generation electric scooter about to make its Israel debut promises a green transportation revolution with ‘no gas, no oil, no compromise.’ Well, almost.
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Israel’s water shortage has reached critical levels. Here’s why.
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A set of Shmuel Ovadia’s buoys would exploit one of the world’s most reliable – and most potent – sources of energy
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Just because Israel contributes very little to the problem of global warming doesn’t mean that we should contribute little to its solution
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Foresters helping the country recover from the lingering effects of last summer’s war – and with the planting frenzy of Tu Bishvat as a backdrop – are approaching their task with a sense of purpose in a time of renewal.
Filed under: 2007, Energy & Environment | Tagged: Biriya Forest, fire, Hizbullah, Katyushas, Second Lebanon War | Leave a Comment »
Progress on the solar energy front requires two things: lots of desert, and sophisticated scientific research facilities in that desert. Israel happens to have both.
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The Dead Sea is shrinking rapidly – and the only plan in place to revive it could very well spell its doom
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