Environment

The company is set to provide a great alternative source of protein - fruit fly larvae - to millions around the globe. That is, if they overcome the yuck factor!

If Israeli startup SuperMeat succeeds, it could resolve some of the world's biggest problems; including hunger, pollution and animal cruelty.

In face of global food and water shortages, several innovative Israeli AgTech startups are working to meet the ever-growing demands of the world's expanding population.

Ayala Water & Ecology's all-natural, on-site cleansing system is said to be cheaper and more environmentally friendly than traditional treatment facilities.

Russian farmers are turning to Israel for a natural pesticide: spiders. How much are they willing to pay? More than the price of gold.

Air pollution is known to cause respiratory diseases. Now, Israeli researchers show it can also worsen blood sugar levels, cholesterol and other risk factors for heart disease.

Israeli agronomists have launched a cutting-edge subsurface irrigation project in one of America's largest ranches.

After 40 years of speculation, a Technion physicist may have proved the groundbreaking ‘Hawking Radiation’ theory.

Israeli researchers show the link between consumption of fresh produce grown in reclaimed wastewater-irrigated soil and exposure to pharmaceutical contaminants.

The Israeli firm that has built a water treatment facility in India is responsible for the water supply at the Taj Mahal.

From a pollution-detecting camera to a startup that turns ocean waves into power, NoCamels rounded up 10 of the most innovative Israeli technologies that help protect the environment.

Israeli architectural firm AlefBet, which has extensive experience in Africa, is designing thousands of houses in Ethiopia.

Some of the world's air pollution comes from gas leaks and emissions, and finally there is a cheap, easy way to detect the worst offenders.

Israel is partnering with India on 'India Water Week': "We must conserve our limited water resources," said Israeli agriculture minister Uri Ariel.

The Obama Administration is backing dozens of projects, among them an incubator for Israeli startups.