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Marine predators' habitats in danger amid climate crisis, study finds

New study claims increasing heat of the ocean's waters will eventually lead marine predators including sharks and tuna to search for new habitats, impacting the ecosystems and the economy of fishing-based communities

Yogev Israeli | 08.22.23

Israel's nighttime temperatures remain high in greenhouse effect

Meteorologist explains cloud cap prevents cooling and traps hot air and humidity especially along the coast, in central and northern Israel exceeding recorded temperatures

Yaron Drukman | 08.20.23

Israel set to sizzle under weekend heatwave

Friday’s temperatures will remain relatively unchanged, but a heatwave is set to hit Saturday and peak on Sunday, reaching up to 45℃ (113℉) in some areas; Unusually, there's also chance of rain

Danny Roup | 08.11.23

Climate-friendly cows bred to belch less methane

A Canadian dairy farmer's calves will be among the first to be bred with a specific environmental goal of burping less methane

Reuters | 08.10.23

Hawaii wildfires kill 36 as 'apocalypse' hits resort city

People forced to jump into the Pacific Ocean to escape the smoke and flames as much of the resort city Lahaina on Maui is destroyed by fire

Reuters | 08.10.23

The World Scouts Jamboree in South Korea

South Korea rushes to evacuate Scouts from the path of a typhoon

The international gathering of Scouts delegations from 158 countries, including Israel, is disrupted amid concern about Tropical Storm Khanun, expected to hit on Thursday; 58-member Israeli delegation is safe in Seoul and awaiting a flight home

Roy Rubinstein, Daniel Bettini | 08.08.23

July seared into record books as hottest month in history

EU-funded climate body warns ‘July’s record is unlikely to remain isolated this year’; ‘If we can reduce emissions at the required rate, we might be able to save ourselves,’ says Israeli expert

Ilana Curiel | 08.08.23

Record breaking summer: What's up with the environment?

How unusual is the heat of the current summer, and is it related to the climate crisis? Coral bleaching in Florida and an innovative cooling cloak; this week in the environment

Yuval Rosenberg/Davidson Institute of Science | 08.07.23

Iran shuts down for two days because of 'unprecedented heat'

Tehran says decision to close governmental offices, banks and schools came after health ministry warned about a possible increase in cases of heat exhaustion because of high temperatures

Reuters | 08.01.23

Cyprus beaches could disappear amid climate crisis, study shows

Researchers find that up to 72% of the island's beaches may shrink by the year 2100, as the northern and eastern shores are at risk of losing some 39 meters of coastline

Yogev Israeli | 07.31.23

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Government's environmental promises will ring hollow at COP28

Over 1,000 Israeli participants will attend Dubai climate conference, but has little to show since last year’s event; Israel is falling short of its set goals and lacks substantial efforts to address the climate crisis

Ilana Curiel | 07.30.23

שינויים בצבע האוקיינוס, כפי שצולם על ידי הלוויין 'אקווה' (Aqua) של נאס"א

Blue to green: Climate change altering ocean's color

The color change over the last two decades means ecological systems within the ocean must also be changing, since the ocean's color reflects the organisms living within it

Yogev Israeli | 07.25.23

Study finds ecological tipping point could arrive before 2040

Researchers run thousands of computer simulations on various environments at risk and say that extreme weather conditions and global warming may serve to hasten the ecological point of no return

Yogev Israeli | 07.17.23

Heatwaves to worsen in the future, experts say

Meteorologists say severe heat will become more frequent reaching scorching and dangerous temperatures not only in summer but year-round, should the current climate trends continue

Ilana Curiel, Alexandra Lukash, Nir Cohen | 07.16.23

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Researchers monitor climate change by measuring Mount Everest's snow

Scientists determine a surprising new snow depth calculation at the summit, which significantly differs from previous estimates ranging from 0.9 to 3.5 meters; say findings provides a gateway to deeper insights into our planet

Yogev Israeli | 07.16.23

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