Environment

$300 million are poured into Israeli companies that produce cultured meet.

Israeli startup Flying Spark says fruit flies are sustainable, nutritious and eco-friendly -- and you won't even know you're eating them.

It may sound like science fiction, but eating purple tomatoes or violet potatoes might actually be good for you.

The Israeli NGO aims to help out with coordination of relief efforts in the storm-battered city.

Prof. Berta Levavi-Sivan of Israel's Hebrew University has found a new way to grow larger fish and feed the ever-expanding world population.

NRGene’s software charts the genetic makeup of organisms in a bid to find the most resilient seeds.

This method makes it possible not just to edit, but to rewrite a plant’s genome to mix and match traits.

Israeli startup desalinates drinking water, then adds salt to create cheaper, healthier, environmentally safer way to raise fingerlings.

Israeli researchers are developing a filtration membrane that removes viruses and bacteria from wastewater, and turns them into clean drinking water.

Israeli researchers say their findings could one day help us change our own genetics and develop cures for chronic illnesses.

From water purification to drip irrigation, NoCamels reviews over two decades of technological cooperation between India and Israel.

A 1,500-foot-deep drill core to delve into the Dead Sea basin shows humans caused climate change as early as 11,500 years ago.

An Israeli company plans solar fields in West African countries, but the domestic market still faces many issues.

Energy does grow on trees! This solar-powered "tree," which was recently installed in Nevers, provides USB charging outlets, shade and water.

Fruit-pinching - out, freshness app - in. With AclarTech’s sensor, you can easily test the quality and ripeness of fruits and vegetables.