By Green Prophet
Project ‘Blob’, The Winning Israeli Desk Design That Uses Space Brilliantly
Two Israeli design students have won an award with an innovative multi-purpose design for a desk, named "Blob," which uses space brilliantly.
December 15, 2013
Cell Buddy Promises One SIM Card For Calls Throughout The World
Ever returned from a trip abroad with a soaring cellphone bill due to roaming charges? Israeli startup Cell Buddy has created a sim card that will work anywhere in the world, without racking up roaming charges.
December 03, 2013
Israeli Company Promotes Peace By Treating Palestinian Sewage
A major problem in the Palestinian Authority is wastewater treatment. In fact, so little sewage water gets treated that most of it just sits in reservoirs, seeping into the ground and polluting fresh water. An Israeli company is now putting politics aside to treat water for a Palestinian village.
November 24, 2013
Handwriting Analysis May Be The Most Accurate Way To Predict Parkinson’s
Diseases such as Parkinson's are hard to detect before symptoms appear, but a new study from Haifa University shows that analyzing handwriting is effective in diagnosing the illness.
September 16, 2013
Electric Cars Can Run 1,000 Miles On Phinergy’s Batteries
Two major downsides to electric cars are short travel distances and long charging times. Israeli company Phinergy is trying to solve this problem by using recyclable 1,000-mile batteries.
April 09, 2013
Israeli Teens Science Project Could Bring Algea ‘Superfood’ To Africa
Algae is more than just nasty green guck, it's a source for biofuel and a "superfood" which contains plenty of protein. Now, kids from an Israeli highschool are perfecting an algae growing system so that algae farms can be made in communities in Africa to wipe out malnutrition
March 14, 2013
World’s First Shipping Container Bridge Over Tel Aviv’s Trash Mountain
Israel's formerly largest landfill, "Hiriya," has been converted into a mound of rich greenery. Now, Israeli architecture firm Yoav Messer might add something new to the scenery: a bridge made entirely from recycled shipping containers.
February 04, 2013
Israeli Largest Biogas Plant To Produce Electricity From Cow Manure
Using biogas made from cow manure is a known means of producing electricity. Last Monday, the largest such power plant was inaugurated in Be'er Tuvya. The plant will convert the waste of 14,000 cows and will generate enough electricity to power 6,000 homes.
September 19, 2012
Eco-Guide App Makes Getting Back to Nature a Breeze
Kibbutz Lotan’s Center for Creative Ecology in Israel, which is recognized as one of the world’s most advanced pioneers in all aspects of sustainable living, recently launched a fantastic eco-guide that covers everything from composting to earth architecture and how to get along in an ecologically-minded community.
December 21, 2011