Syrian Refugees in Turkish Earthquake Shocked to Be Treated by Israelis

There were many Syrian refugees in Turkey that needed medical aid, which Israel provided.

Watch: Drought Caused ‘Kinneret Island’ to Merge with Shore

The streams running from the north no longer provide water to the Kinneret, which loses one centimeter (0.4 inch) of water a day to evaporation.

Bennett Thanks UK’s Boris Johnson for ‘Quick Intervention’ on COP26 Inaccessibility

"It's time that we channel our national energy, which is the energy of the people, and the brainpower, to fighting climate change."

Eilat Coral Reef Survives Climate Change, Future Looks Good for Next Generations

"Corals around the world are already suffering mass mortality as a result of anomalously high water temperatures."

U. of Haifa Researchers Predict Few Jellyfish this Summer

"We say this carefully, and the reality can still change, but if you look at the past cases, this is the reasonable assessment as of this moment."

Land of Cats and Honey

By reducing the number of stray cats and improving their living conditions, Israel hopes to create a more sustainable and humane approach to managing this growing problem.

Russia Declares National Emergency as 20,000 Ton Diesel Spill into Dead River

The Ambarnaya is heavily polluted by the mining industry of Norilsk, to the point that fishing is no longer possible there.

’Ecological Terrorist Attack’: Raw Sewage from PA Flowing into Alexander River in Israel

Despite the fact that a wastewater treatment plant was built with international funding, the PA is still dumping their waste into the rivers and streams.

Earthquake Shakes Northern Communities at Lake Kinneret

The epicenter of the temblor was located about four kilometers deep beneath the surface, just on the northern edge of the lake.

1 Dead as Another Serious Earthquake Rocks Southeastern Turkey

AFAD: There have been four fresh earthquakes in the region in the past three weeks, as well as 45 aftershocks with magnitudes between five and six.

Water Level in Lake Kinneret (Sea of Galilee) Steadily Rising

Israel has another month of winter left, so it is possible that this year the lake may indeed reach full capacity.

Tel Aviv U Initiates Model for Carbon Neutrality

TAU has placed efforts to combat climate change among its top priorities.
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John Kerry Shakes Hands with Nicolás Maduro – Will He Collect the $15 Mil....

The State Department said the handshake was "unplanned,” and “immaterial," despite its denouncement of Maduro only days earlier.

Israeli Study Shows Aquaponics May Provide Future Food Security

The aquaponics system has the potential to be a sustainable stand-alone unit and supply food efficiently anywhere.

On the Way to Green Fuels? Israeli Scientists Grow CO2 Consuming Bacteria

Israeli scientists of the Weizmann Institute of Science have developed bacteria that survives solely on carbon dioxide (CO2) from their surroundings, instead of their regular food.

Infestation of Sick and Dead Krill on Eilat’s Northern Beach

Krill are considered an important trophic level connection – near the bottom of the food chain. They feed on phytoplankton and zooplankton, yet also are the main source of food for many larger animals.

Israeli, American and Australian Corporations Collaborate on Climate Tech Insurance Venture

Extreme weather events have become more frequent and severe, leading to increased property damage, crop losses, and business disruptions.

Bennett Adds 5 Billion Liters of Water to Jordan’s Drain on the Kinneret

Perhaps PM Bennett should condition selling the thirsty Jordanian more water on Jordan leasing Israel's hungry farmers their lands.

President Awards First Nechama Rivlin z’l Prize for Sustainability

‘In the the flowerbeds,’ the First Lady once wrote, ‘the barriers fall, nature is close, and people who work with us become friends.’”

Israel Working to Let Private Homes Store Energy

The program will also allow infrastructure for charging electric vehicles at gas stations without affecting the grid system.

Hula Valley Welcomes Thousands of Birds on Spring Migration

As Israel is at the peak of migration season, thousands of birds pass through each day and choose the Hula Valley as their resting grounds.

Senate Rejects Ocasio-Cortez ‘Green New Deal’ 57 – 0

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez was joined initially by her congressional allies on other issues, among them vile attacks on Israel and on Jews, Deb Haaland, Rashida Tlaib, Ilhan Omar, and Antonio Delgado – all Democrats.

Cormorant Visitor Arrives on Zion’s Shores, Will Appreciate Fish

This cormorant has been spotted only twice before in the Holy Land.

Israeli Study: Invasive Marine Species Are Natural Survivors

The experiment examined the survivability of two species of ascidians, known to be harmful, on a journey that follows a typical trade route – from Southeast Asia to Northern Europe.

Israeli Scientists Discover Light Pollution Makes Crickets Chirp in Daytime, Could Disrupt Life Cycle

Artificial light at night affects the length and quality of sleep, leads to high mortality, and changes the activity cycles of many creatures, say researchers.

Salamander Returned to Nature After Hiker’s Attempt at a ‘Rescue’ Almost Killed It

About a third of the world’s amphibian species are in danger of extinction.

Knesset Eretz Israel Caucus in Binyamin: Environmental Damage Means Failure to Govern

"Illegal garbage dumps and illegal incinerators are polluting the environment we all share."

Two Arrested for Setting Fire Near IDF Base on Mt Scopus

Arson has become a popular form of terrorism among Palestinian Authority and Israeli Arabs.

Death Toll Rises to 25 in California Wildfires, Jewish Community ‘Stands Ready to Help’

Another strong wind event now threatens to fuel the firestorm all the way into Tuesday, according to AccuWeather.

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