In a joint five-year interdisciplinary research study with MIT, Harvard and UC Berkeley, marine scientists hope to decipher how sperm whales speak with each other and if the speech patterns can be replicated so humans can communicate with them.
Keter Group, the largest resin-based consumer goods company in the world, to introduce climate-positive UBQ material into product lines in a three-year contract, with plans for production worldwide.
Energy Ministry leads efforts to transition Israel to low-emission economy, surpass goals set out in Paris climate accord in what he says will be "knockout punch" to air pollution. Environmental Protection Ministry drafts legislation to tackle climate crisis.
Turtles hurt in the mid-February disaster, the worst of its kind Israel has ever experienced, had to undergo weeks of cleaning, including gastric purges with mayonnaise.
Critics of letter to US special envoy for climate change point out that greater regional cooperation between the Jewish state and its Gulf neighbors could increasingly sideline Iran.
The cooperation seeks solutions that promote sustainability by mitigating the negative environmental impacts of development.
Government authorities, environmental groups, volunteers have cleaned up 650 tons of tar created by a massive offshore oil spill a month ago.
'Hackathon' brings together students, entrepreneurs, and business people for two-day event to come up with solutions to lessen industry's impact on the environment.
Leading international shipping journal Lloyd’s List claims to have confirmed that a tanker called Emerald was responsible for the spill, while it was carrying 90,000 tons of crude oil from Iran to Syria.
Lake's upper level only 18 inches short of the upper Red Line, at which point the Water Authority will open a dam at Kibbutz Degania to allow water to flow into the Jordan River.
