Environment

Developed by Israeli startup Flux, Eddy makes hydroponic farming accessible to all. Just turn it on, launch its mobile app, and wait for your crisp lettuce to grow.

With foreign species from the Suez Canal harming indigenous species in the Mediterranean Sea, TAU researchers try to limit the damage.

From cute fox cubs to shiny Dead Sea crystals, the Israeli exhibition at the United Nations headquarters in New York City is sure to wow the crowds.

In the forest, trees are known to compete for resources such as light and nutrients, but an Israeli researcher discovered that the same trees also engage in sharing.

Since more insects are born in warmer summers, global warming could increase their numbers significantly. Could this bug invasion harm our planet?

Israel's bustling metropolis Tel Aviv is joining London and Washington D.C. in Bloomberg Philanthropies' initiative to encourage the use of driverless cars in public transportation systems.

Developed in Israel, NanoPack will enhance food safety, prevent food-borne illness outbreaks, and reduce the 1.3 billion tons of food wasted annually.

The Milk & Honey Distillery, Israel's first, is banking on the Europeans' craving for "New World" whisky.

"Israel is going to be the next nation to reach the Moon," Yariv Bash, co-founder of SpaceIL, tells NoCamels.

By 2050, the weight of plastic in the ocean will equal the weight of the fish in it. To the rescue come Israeli-developed bacteria that could literally eat up plastic bottles!

"This could be the end of the private vehicles era," Tel Aviv's mayor, Ron Huldai, told reporters yesterday.

Two Israelis are behind a global campaign to rescue the last remaining yellow-tailed woolly monkeys of Peru, by allowing donors to purchase plots of land the monkeys inhabit.

The super-bright flash of light observed two years ago in the cosmos is in fact a rare event involving a star destroyed by a massive black hole.

“If we changed our diet, we would change the environmental price we pay, with every meal," the Israeli scientists claim.

The Israeli archaeologist who unearthed the 3,800-year-old ceramic statue in central Israel says nothing like it has ever been discovered.