The drastic changes that characterized our lives during the initial phases of the pandemic were also reflected in our waste, according to new research.

Over a decade after they were removed from the Gulf of Eilat, the pollutant effects of the fish cages are still noticeable.

An existing jellyfish sightings initiative has launched a new map dedicated to reporting observations of tar on beaches or at sea.

The 3-year pilot will see ECONcrete install innovative concrete infrastructures to boost marine ecosystems in tide pools on Harbor Island.

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

Scientists from Ben-Gurion University developed a new methodology to trace the SARS-CoV-2 virus through sewage and wastewater systems in Israel.

Kando's tech enables wastewater utilities to detect pollution anomalies and blockages in real time to keep the world’s sewage systems hygienic and working.

The Berlin-based company is expected to launch its service this summer at the Kinokuniya premium supermarket in Tokyo.

Israel has always shared its knowledge to help better raise crops, advance sustainable agriculture, improve land development and adapt to climate change.

Equinom uses DNA sequencing and proprietary algorithms to accelerate the breeding process through its technology.

The device, named Solar Genny, runs on solar energy and is suitable for more remote locations.

Knowledge of the universe was shaken when a team led by Israeli Adi Zitrin discovered the oldest and most distant galaxy in the known universe.

A gene-based insecticide developed by Israeli agritech firm Evogene might be the solution to fight off nasty pests that eat away at our food.

To understand why honeybee populations are on the decline, engineers at Intel creating tiny backpacks that will be fitted on bees to track their movements.

New research from Israel sheds light on chameleons' unique ability to move their eyes in different directions.