Watch: Biden whispers, then starts screaming during speech
The President returned to what has been labeled as his 'creepy whisper' during a speech on the environment in Seattle.
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Why do environmentalists ignore Palestinian abuses?
The Sierra Club reinstated its Israel tours. But why does it stand by when the PA attacks the air, water and natural resources? Op-ed.
Israel eyes broad reduction in carbon emissions
The Cabinet is considering a plan that would slash Israel's carbon emissions by more than 80% by 2050,.
Green New Deal - 'False feeling of economic stability'
As Dems prepare to put 'Green New Deal' in motion and pour more money into environmental causes, the risk of inflation may become reality.
'Biden pandering to elite friends' - 21 states sue Pres for scrapping of Keystone Pipeline
Montana Attorney General attacks Biden for shutting down a 10-year project initiated by Congress and scrapped by the new president.
Some beaches open after tar pollution
Interior, Environment, and Health Ministries approve resuming water sport activities and activities on some beaches.
Weekly Torah Study: Genetics and environment
It's not only nurture, it is also nature that plays a role in choosing a bride.
Jerusalem and the post-Corona Culture of Clean
Jerusalem can be more golden if we use the lockdown, when the city was noticeably cleaner, as a 'tipping point' and keep it that way. Op-ed.
KKL signs agreement with Argentine provinces
Two Argentine provinces will get advice on environmental issues from KKL.
New campaign aims to bring solar-powered lighting to Africa
Hanergy's innovative thin-film solar-powered 'Humbrella' may increase access to clean and free electricity.
'The 'settlements' are a fait accompli'
Gush Etzion Regional Council head argues there is no reason not to declare sovereignty over the Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria.
Watch: Baby chimp rescued from wild life traffickers
BBC investigates the brutal world of chimpanzee trafficking
New Israeli city to have green-only schools
New city of 50,000, adjacent to Arab towns on the southern Galilee border, will be environmentally friendly.
Olive oil byproduct is threatening the environment
Improper disposal of Alpechín - an acidic byproduct generated during olive oil production - is wreaking havoc on Israel's trees.
Prince Charles: Syria war linked to climate change
Heir to British throne links years-long drought to Syrian civil war which followed, ahead of global climate summit in Paris.
New Program to Get Israelis on Their Bikes
The government is working to encourage commuters to take public transportation or use bicycles in congested cities in central Israel.
Revealed: Most Polluting Factories in Israel
Environmental Protection Ministry names names of top polluters. Electric Company terms report ‘inaccurate.’
'Green' Efrat To Turn Down Streetlight Costs
Efrat taking yet another step towards turning itself into the “greenest” town in Israel.
'International Cleanup Day'
"Clean Up The World" campaign looks to inspire communities to clean up, fix up, and conserve their environment.
New Pollution Plan Revives 'Cash for Clunkers'
The government is set to authorize on Sunday a major plan to battle air pollution in Israel.
UN Food Program Director: Can Men Plan for Future?
Ertharin Cousin took part in the President's Conference and tried to answer some troubling questions.
'Extinct' Frog Appears in Israel
An ‘extinct’ frog makes a comeback in Israel’s Hula Valley, becoming a unique ‘living fossil.' A change from archaeological finds.
Customs Inspectors Prevent 'Frog Terror Attack'
Customs inspectors at Ben Gurion Airport nabbed a smuggler who had attempted to bring some 30 poison dart frogs into the country
CleanTech - Int'l. "Green" Conference and Expo
The 17th annual international event for Clean Technologies took place this week in Tel Aviv.
Video: Israeli Produces Cardboard Bicycle
A self-described bicycle freak from a moshav near Netanya has produced a cardboard bike he wants to peddle for about $20.
New Guidelines May Sink EU Biofuels Industry
Rising food prices have prompted the EU to rethink a policy of support for growing biofuels.
Fire Moves Underground, Continues to Burn
A fire that broke out in a northern town in May has still not been put out – and is continuing to burn underground
SodaStream Starts a Sizzle with Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola is suing Israel-based SodaStream for using its bottles in their environmental ads highlighting plastic bottles as waste.
Firefighters Work to Prevent Haifa Chemical Fire
A dozen firefighting crews worked for long hours Thursday morning to prevent what could have been a major chemical fire in Haifa
IDF Turns Out the Lights for ‘Earth Day’
The IDF imposed a literal blackout for one hour Monday night to participate in Earth Day and raise awareness of a natural environment.
Jerusalem Controversy over Fast Route to Tel Aviv
A faster route to Tel Aviv from Jerusalem has environmental protection groups unhappy. Protest planned.
Canada, Others Threaten EU With Retaliation
The EU's attempt to pressure other countries into stronger environmental measures is encountering resistance.
Tu B’Shvat Goes ‘Modern Green’
The Tu B’Shvat holiday traditionally is celebrated by planting trees to make Israel green. Environmentalists add new meanings.
Fighting Fire with… Goats?
Climate Change & Forest Fires conference hears novel ideas for prevention of forest fires.
'Greening’ is for Environment, not Hamas
The IDF is trying to educate Arabs in Judea and Samaria to make their cities green, which happens to be the same color as the Hamas flag.
EU to Go Ahead with Carbon Tax on Airlines
The EU and the US are on a confrontation course over the EU carbon tax designed to reduce pollution by airplanes.
MK: Lower the Mosque Noise!
The government will discuss a law that would require mosques to temper the prayer announcements made by muezzins at Islamic prayer times.
Obama Catch-22: The Keystone XL Pipeline
The Keystone XL pipeline pits two groups of Obama supporters against each other. Jobs vs. environment.
Two House Committees Will Investigate Solyndra
The House will begin hearings on the Obama Administration poster company that went bankrupt, leaving the government holding the bag.
Greens See Red Over Obama Retreat
Faced with dismal job reports, Barack Obama cannot risk 'green' policies that might make things worse.
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