Getting fresh coffee into our hands usually exacts a huge carbon footprint, requiring thousands of air miles and myriad packaging at every stage of the production chain.  Coffee machines normally use beans that have already been roasted, which involves a resource-heavy heating process as well as shipping beans from one place to another over extended […]

Bar-Ilan University has inaugurated a research center for energy and sustainability as well as a multidisciplinary school.

Kornit Fashion Week was a celebration of fashion innovation driven by tech that fuels personalization and sustainability in on-demand fashion.

UBQ develops climate-positive thermoplastic material by converting unsorted household waste, into a sustainable, functional resin substitute.

A study, commissioned by Electrolux, said general sustainability was the issue that young people were most worried about in their lives.

New Tel Aviv-based event will bring together heads of state, investors, and entrepreneurs to discuss shared challenges and solutions.

Israel's UBQ Materials will partner with the automotive giant to implement UBQ's thermoplastic substitute in manufactured auto parts.

Israel's Aleph Farms wants to launch slaughter-free steak production in extraterrestrial environments with a new program dubbed Aleph Zero.

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

Set up by Israeli founders, Infarm has offered a new wave of agricultural innovation with a modular smart farm system inspired by NASA's biofarming methods and sustainable design.

With over 600 companies and startups in Cleantech, Israel has over the years gained the status of a high-quality international player in this field.

With a new $10 million investment, the Israel-based company is readying to launch its innovative platform and the VeganCoin.

The Sustainable Group is developing a fully integrated, carbon-positive village that comes as a construction kit.

The apartment, in the heart of the city on Bialik Square, functions as a budding business, ecology school, almost-hostel, and a community center for environmental activists.

Drawing inspiration from her time in Japan, Ganit Goldstein looks to reshape fashion through a collection that blends art and technology.