BIRD Energy issued a call for joint US-Israeli project proposals that focus on renewable energy and other decarbonizing technologies. 

NoCamels discovers how 3 local companies are innovating in the construction sector and how their blue green construction makes an impact.

A 'man of the world', Moshe Safdie's name has been synonymous with nature-driven architecture since he revealed his Habitat 67 to millions of spectators in 1967. Now he's got an incredible bio-dome at Singapore's Changi Airport in the works that's set to the stun the world.

If there's one sector that has yet to go green, it's the fashion industry. But now and Israeli fabric printing company Kornit is encouraging designers to print their designs using their sustainable eco-friendly ink, beginning with the FIT in New York.

NASA and Israel Aerospace Industries have come together to create a revolutionary new solution to urban traffic and pollution. Meet the skyTran: a high-speed, computerized and green method of metropolitan transportation that may soon be coming to a city near you.

HopOn Is a new Israeli app that allows you to pay for your bus fare from the comfort of your seat, making the public transportation experience a lot more simple, and much greener, indeed.

Take a sneak peak at Israel's greenest building, Tel Aviv University's Porter School of Environmental Studies. The structure was built to maximize natural light, runs on renewable energy and even has its own "EcoWall" with special labs for ecological experimentation.

Scientists at the Ben Gurion University in the Negev have made a disturbing finding on the effects of CO2 levels on the nutritional value of the food we eat. They say that crops that provide a large share of the global population with most of their dietary zinc and iron will no longer have those nutrients.

Passover is also known as the "Festival of Spring", and a new exhibition in Tel Aviv taking place over the holiday is in the season's spirit of renewal. The "Green Exhibition," presented by design students, is all about recycling and sustainable thinking.

As any true urbanite will know, few things are more frustrating that driving around for half an hour just to find a parking spot. Luckily, Israeli company City Transformer’s has created an eco-friendly foldable car that takes up just a quarter of a regular parking spot.

Israel’s Ministry of Environmental Protection has released a mobile application to teach people how to lead a “green” life. The app provides users tips for smart consumerism to save money while protecting the environment.

Israeli students are putting their heads together to create green smart-phone applications that will help environmental causes. Their apps will presented at a clean-tech exhibit in July.