Environment

Israel's Aleph Farms wants to launch slaughter-free steak production in extraterrestrial environments with a new program dubbed Aleph Zero.

Israeli scientists harvested ancient dates at Kibbutz Ketura, after 15 years of patience, hope, and ground-breaking agriculture techniques.

Anai Green was one of four women innovators to win the 2nd International C40 Women4Climate Tech Challenge 2020.

Israel-founded startup Infarm says it wants to build the largest urban vertical farming network in the world.

Discussions to team up on agritech projects began before Israel and the UAE announced a US-brokered normalization pact last week.

The deal involves the construction of irrigation systems for three large projects that cover 66 villages on 123,500 acres in southwest India.

Kando says the initial results of a pilot program in Ashkelon showed traces of the coronavirus in the municipal sewage system.

The Tel Aviv University team is starting a pilot program using agricultural waste to make ethanol for an alcohol-based hand rub.

Israeli agricultural intelligence firm Taranis, a precision agriculture startup that allows farmers to monitor fields and make informed decisions, announced on Tuesday that it has raised $30 million in a Series C round. The round was led by the growth stage VC Vertex Growth, Japanese mulinational Hitachi Group, and Asian conglomerate The Kuok Group, through […]

Israeli scientists from the Technion are developing small portable sensors and a unique algorithm to monitor the air we breathe more effectively.

Over 120 entries from 24 countries were recorded for this year's competition honoring companies developing cutting-edge renewable energy products and services.

This summer, those pesky, fear-inducing sea creatures that terrorize swimmers in their path, are even bigger than before.

NoCamels looks at Israeli startups and companies working to save bees and agriculture for a more sustainable future.

A newly published study of cow and goat milk samples found low levels of residues but there is still cause for concern, the researchers say.

ECOncrete develops sustainable concrete for constructing ecologically active infrastructures in coastal and marine environments as well as in urban landscapes