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Harry and Meghan spent years preaching climate action, then took a $120,000 private jet flight to Britain
Royals return to Britain with Archie and Lilibet aboard a private jet, reviving scrutiny of the Sussexes’ environmental messaging after years of public calls to reduce carbon emissions and protect the planet
Inbal Hananel
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08.27.26
SpaceX completes successful Starship test as environmental battle intensifies
SpaceX is set to receive 3,000 dunams of nature reserve land, drawing protests from environmental groups; also: a distant moon discovery, satellites launched from a ship, a canceled lunar mission and new findings on muscle and bone loss in space
Ettay Nevo/Davidson Institute of Science Education, Reuters
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07.25.26
Microplastics are everywhere at home; here’s how to cut your daily exposure
Microplastics are already found throughout the home, from the air we breathe to the food we eat; Dr. Ophir Lavon of Carmel Medical Center explains how to reduce daily exposure without avoiding plastic entirely
Tzur Gueta
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06.30.26
Sugar’s bitter price: how empty calories are reshaping the planet
A Tel Aviv University study says cutting global sugar consumption to recommended levels could free millions of acres of farmland, opening the way for more nutritious crops, ecosystem restoration and sustainable industries
Orry Baum
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06.28.26
From academia to policy: Prof. Eran Feitelson awarded for shaping Israel’s environmental planning
Prof. Eran Feitelson will receive a lifetime achievement award for his pioneering role in bringing environmental thinking into Israel’s national planning system and for decades of work shaping environmental policy, research and climate resilience efforts
Amnon Direktor, Zavit
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06.06.26
What causes cloud iridescence? The science of rainbow-colored clouds
Cloud iridescence is a rare optical phenomenon in which sunlight interacts with tiny particles in clouds, creating rainbow-like colors that turn the sky into a striking display
Yogev Israeli
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05.06.26
Green burial’s quiet revolution: human composting gains ground
More Americans are turning to green burial and other sustainable alternatives, finding comfort in the idea that death can return life to nature while reducing environmental harm
Yogev Israeli, AP
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05.06.26
Israel’s ‘king of the cliffs’ is fighting to survive in a fragile desert world
The Nubian ibex, a symbol of Israel’s desert cliffs, can walk on near-vertical rock faces and change its appearance with the seasons; researcher Dr. Jonathan Tichon explains why the species remains vulnerable, why water is its weak point and why feeding it can be deadly
Yael Maslaton, Zavit
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05.01.26
Detecting fire before it spreads: new technology aims to protect forests in Israel and beyond
New wildfire technologies are shifting the focus from firefighting to early detection, using AI, drones, satellites and sensors to help stop fires before they spread
Jenia Yurkovsky
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04.27.26
War with Iran drives surge in emissions as strikes on oil and infrastructure fuel climate impact
First two weeks of fighting released nearly 5.6 million tons of greenhouse gases; researchers warn prolonged conflict could rival emissions of dozens of countries combined
Yogev Israeli
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03.26.26
Two dead sea turtles found in northern Israel marine reserve entangled in fishing gear
One turtle discovered at the Achziv Marine Reserve had a hook and fishing line lodged in its mouth, as conservationists warn fishing gear remains a major threat to the protected species along Israel’s Mediterranean coast
Yogev Israeli
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03.10.26
Amid tensions with China, Japan extracts rare earth elements from deep ocean
Sediments containing elements vital to multiple industries were extracted from 6,000 meters in the Pacific by a Japanese drilling ship to curb reliance on China, as environmental groups warn deep-sea mining threatens ecosystems
Yogev Israeli, AFP
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02.02.26
Forecast: hotter-than-usual weekend ahead of cooling and rain Monday
Temperatures will rise through Sunday, with stronger winds and possible haze in the south and a chance of light rain in the north overnight; a marked cooling is expected Monday, mainly in the center and south, with local rain from the evening, mainly in the north
ynet
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01.30.26
Environment minister pelted with coal at fiery power plant pollution debate
Woman hurls coal at Idit Silman during a heated hearing on the Orot Rabin plant; minister unharmed, suspect detained for questioning
Raanan Ben-Zur, Ilana Curiel
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01.29.26
Forecast: showers and cooler temperatures expected before gradual warming
Rain will gradually ease from the afternoon, with fog expected overnight in the north; temperatures will rise slightly tomorrow, warm further on Monday, then cool on Tuesday to near seasonal averages
ynet
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01.24.26
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