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The Times of Israel

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Topic: environmental technology

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November 20, 2012
1:05 am

Israeli youth participate a mass chemistry experiment at Tel-Aviv University last year (Photo credit: Gili Yaari/Flash90)

Process invented a century ago by Chaim Weizmann could power modern cars

From the web Berkeley News Center: A long-abandoned fermentation process discovered by Israel’s first president during WWI could eventually replace fossil fuels at the gas pump

November 8, 2012
3:21 pm

Izhar Gafni rides the cardboard bicycle he developed for the first time in public on stage at Microsoft's ThinkNext event. (Photo credit: Dror Garti/Flash90)

Beyond the bike

Israeli-invented origami-style reinforced cardboard could eventually replace metal, super-green bicycle inventor says

By David Shamah

November 7, 2012
10:06 am

As demand for food rises, Israel doubles up on agritech

Israel’s capabilities in agricultural technology will help ensure that the world’s growing population has enough to eat, a top agribusiness executive says

By David Shamah

October 23, 2012
12:28 pm

Part of the Ketura Sun Project (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Israel missing out on bargain prices for solar energy, say experts

Solar panels for photovoltaic arrays, made by companies like Suntech, are significantly less expensive now

By David Shamah

October 11, 2012
11:05 am

Applied Cleantech's Recycllose, the raw material for the plastic and paper industry (Photo credit: PR Newswire)

Where ‘waste’ isn’t wasted

An Israeli company has devised a method of ‘squeezing out’ paper and plastic from solid sludge

By David Shamah

September 28, 2012
3:07 pm

An SDE installation off the coast of Jaffa (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Israeli wave power company to ring India with power plants

SDE will help the country avoid a repeat of last summer’s massive power failure

By David Shamah

September 12, 2012
10:44 am

An AquaMaof indoor fish farm (Photo credit: AquaMaof/Yair Kachel PR)

The Israeli guest that’s welcome around the world

Fast becoming one of the world’s most important fish for food, tilapia, with roots in Israel – and the high-tech farms that raise them – are making a big impact

By David Shamah

September 4, 2012
12:35 pm

Israeli technology could presage a world without batteries

Sol-Chip’s embedded photovoltaic energy systems will power a plethora of devices, from the sun

By David Shamah

September 3, 2012
12:32 am

The Jordan River flowing near Kibbutz Gadot in the upper Galilee (Photo credit: Yossi Zamir/Flash90)

A last-ditch effort to rescue the Jordan River

From the web Deutsche Welle: An NGO working with Israel, Jordan, Syria and the PA hopes to rehabilitate the polluted, once-mighty waterway

September 2, 2012
9:44 pm

A BYD electric bus (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Electric bus fleet heads to Tel Aviv

Dan Bus Company promises lower emissions, less noise with 700 new vehicles

By David Shamah

August 30, 2012
4:53 pm

The Ariel University green house (Photo credit: Courtesy)

The greenest house in the world?

Students at Ariel University marshal all sorts of techniques to build an environmentally sound abode

By David Shamah

August 12, 2012
3:57 pm

View of the Ganges river at Varanasi, India (Photo credit: Serge Attal/FLASH90)

Israel helps India clean up the Ganges River

From the web Deutsche Welle: An Israeli government group is helping New Delhi find partners for one of the subcontinent’s most important projects

August 10, 2012
4:49 am

Computer model of the Israeli entry to the Solar Decathlon contest (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Israeli ‘green dream team’ hopes to sweep ‘environmental Olympics’

Academics from Israel will build a house which produces more energy than it consumes as their project in next year’s Solar Decathlon

By David Shamah

August 5, 2012
8:47 pm

The Maccabi Haifa team (photo credit: Miriam Alster/Flash90)

Maccabi Haifa gets ‘eco-friendly’ uniforms from Nike

From the web fibre2fashion: Duds made out of recycled plastic fibers will be sported by members of Israel’s favorite football club

July 31, 2012
8:35 am

Prof. Oded Shoseyov (Photo credit: Courtesy)

Move over, john: Israel’s Paulee is making a better, cleaner toilet

A $110,000 grant from the Gates Foundation aims to boost a waste disposal system that needs neither electricity nor water

By David Shamah

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The Times of Israel

The one-stop news site
covering Israel, the region and
the Jewish people worldwide

Founding editor:
David Horovitz

Fair, fresh and fast

The Jewish world's
fastest-growing
news site

Topic: environmental technology

Process invented a century ago by Chaim Weizmann could power modern cars

From the web Berkeley News Center: A long-abandoned fermentation process discovered by Israel’s first president during WWI could eventually replace fossil fuels at the gas pump

Beyond the bike

Israeli-invented origami-style reinforced cardboard could eventually replace metal, super-green bicycle inventor says

As demand for food rises, Israel doubles up on agritech

Israel’s capabilities in agricultural technology will help ensure that the world’s growing population has enough to eat, a top agribusiness executive says

Israel missing out on bargain prices for solar energy, say experts

Solar panels for photovoltaic arrays, made by companies like Suntech, are significantly less expensive now

Where ‘waste’ isn’t wasted

An Israeli company has devised a method of ‘squeezing out’ paper and plastic from solid sludge

Israeli wave power company to ring India with power plants

SDE will help the country avoid a repeat of last summer’s massive power failure

The Israeli guest that’s welcome around the world

Fast becoming one of the world’s most important fish for food, tilapia, with roots in Israel – and the high-tech farms that raise them – are making a big impact

Israeli technology could presage a world without batteries

Sol-Chip’s embedded photovoltaic energy systems will power a plethora of devices, from the sun

A last-ditch effort to rescue the Jordan River

From the web Deutsche Welle: An NGO working with Israel, Jordan, Syria and the PA hopes to rehabilitate the polluted, once-mighty waterway

Electric bus fleet heads to Tel Aviv

Dan Bus Company promises lower emissions, less noise with 700 new vehicles

The greenest house in the world?

Students at Ariel University marshal all sorts of techniques to build an environmentally sound abode

Israel helps India clean up the Ganges River

From the web Deutsche Welle: An Israeli government group is helping New Delhi find partners for one of the subcontinent’s most important projects

Israeli ‘green dream team’ hopes to sweep ‘environmental Olympics’

Academics from Israel will build a house which produces more energy than it consumes as their project in next year’s Solar Decathlon

Maccabi Haifa gets ‘eco-friendly’ uniforms from Nike

From the web fibre2fashion: Duds made out of recycled plastic fibers will be sported by members of Israel’s favorite football club

Move over, john: Israel’s Paulee is making a better, cleaner toilet

A $110,000 grant from the Gates Foundation aims to boost a waste disposal system that needs neither electricity nor water

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