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Heat records have been measured in the Mediterranean basin
`Nature Climate change` journal recently published that temperatures in the Mediterranean basin have risen 1.5 times the global average since the industrial revolution. While the
`Nature Climate change` journal recently published that temperatures in the Mediterranean basin have risen 1.5 times the global average since the industrial revolution. While the
In 2005, Israel withdrew its army from the Gaza strip and dismantled the Israeli settlements in the area. But has Israel truly disengaged from Gaza?
As the number of people in the world grows, there are more and more mouths to feed. Meat products (poultry, beef, lamb, and pork) are
Currently, the Middle East is undergoing a severe shortage of fresh water. This, of course, directly impacts the water level in the local rivers, which
Measles is a highly contagious viral disease that is dangerous and can even cause death. Children under the age of 5 are most vulnerable and
One of the strangest and least common natural phenomena, which has intensified in recent years due to an increase in the use of marine transportation,
It is difficult to define when humanity transitioned to the modern way of life. Is it the computer design? The engine? The Industrial Revolution or
Coral bleaching is a phenomenon occurring in most coral reefs around the world (see NOAA map). Bleaching is a disease affecting the algae in coral
On 21.10.18, the King of Jordan announced that he would not renew the Israeli lease agreements for the public areas in Naharayim and the agricultural
One of the most significant and pleasing projects in wet waste recycling and green energy production takes place in an agricultural waste treatment facility in