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Industry representatives, content experts, innovation fans and students convene to come up with solutions to decrease environmental impacts.
A diver explains why artificial reefs are needed to create new habitats and preserve magnificent natural coral reefs off the coast of Eilat.
Israel’s alleged ongoing disruptions of Iranian oil-smuggling to Syria, which enabled a terror financing channel to Hezbollah, and Tehran’s resulting retaliation may have set off alarm bells in the Biden administration ahead of new nuclear talks.
Prolonged droughts and rising temperatures have disrupted long-standing planting practices and left the land with major desertification.
The “Iron Sting” 120mm mortar munition uses GPS and laser technology, and is capable of accuracies of less than 38 feet, according to Israel’s Defense Ministry.
Despite U.S. and international sanctions, Tehran has continued its oil trade with Damascus, shipping millions of barrels annually.
A multidisciplinary approach will strengthen research being carried out in numerous fields, including water, food security, clean energy, environmental engineering, public health and social justice.
The $9 billion EuroAsia Interconnector will be the world’s longest and deepest underwater power cable, according to Israel’s Energy Ministry.
“The sky’s the limit” for biological-technological system integration, says a Tel Aviv University researcher.
Environmental Protection Minister Gila Gamliel said the oil tanker in question had turned off its radios for nearly a full day.
Israel’s largest such disaster brings out thousands of volunteers to clean beaches and sparks a renewed call for prevention and monitoring.
The “Minerva Helen” was not the source of the ecological disaster, says Israel’s Environmental Protection Ministry after inspecting the vessel.