Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
Futuristic water purification? An Israeli company is developing a new desalination method in which nano-robots will clean seawater of problematic salts; This, without removing from them substances that are important for our health
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
Special for the holiday: these are the stories of some of the most polluted places on our planet, which would not be harmed by a "Pesach cleaning". A dirty trip around the world
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
A transformation is currently taking place in the Amazon forest, and behind it stands a researcher: Prof. Paulo Artaxo, one of the most important scientists in the world, put together the plan that is currently being implemented in Brazil to rehabilitate and glorify the injured rain forest. on the occasion of his visit
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Special for Passover: It turns out that slavery is not limited to humans, and various insects survive and multiply in nature thanks to the "slavery" of other species. So what do an army of small ants and Sparta have in common? What were cow barbers?
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
For several decades dolphins and fishermen have been hunting together on the beaches of southern Brazil. New international research reveals how this cooperation contributes to marine mammals' chances of survival and what we must do to
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Opinion: The human relationship to the climate and the environment is similar to intensive borrowing - except that we have no intention of regaining our peace. We must change our ways of working with the "bank" - because otherwise, we will sink
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
Guarding the house: a Japanese architectural firm has designed a private house that will remain stable and protect its residents - even if the floods hit it hard
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
Plastic continues to dominate every good plot: new research reveals that the amount of microscopic plastic on the ocean floor has tripled in just 20 years. Moreover, the microplastic at the bottom of the sea almost did not disintegrate
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The decoration of chameleons is not limited to their outer part - and the bones of many of them glow through their skin under ultraviolet light. This way the chameleons never stop surprising with original costumes that can be an inspiration for the holiday
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Poisoning in Israel - like mushrooms after the rain? A new study reveals the patterns of poisoning from wild mushrooms in our country. The main victims: children up to the age of 6, and also men. And what is the space where most poisonings occur? No,
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Special for Polar Bear Day: American researchers have discovered the reason why polar bears walk without difficulty on ice and snow surfaces that would cause each and every one of us to slip - microscopic bumps that line the
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
A new Israeli development based on rainwater storage tanks that are placed in residential buildings and controlled by a computerized system - may reduce the load on the drainage systems in cities, thus helping to minimize the
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Due to the war between Russia and Ukraine, Europeans are turning to the sun and wind: according to the estimates of a new report, in 2022 there will be a significant increase in the establishment of renewable energy production systems in Europe, following the energy crisis created by the war.
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A new Israeli invention makes it possible to dewater water with the help of a unique wind turbine whose axis of rotation is vertical, which operates without any use of electricity. This is to deal with the problem of the enormous energy consumption of the desalination process,
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Bad surprise: Israeli research has found large amounts of mineral matter in the eastern Mediterranean whose formation process releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. What it means? That our ocean emits more greenhouse gases than we thought
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The power of a group - the electrifying version: British researchers discovered that swarms of bees carry a particularly powerful electrical charge. It turns out that the buzz is literal
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Researchers from Singapore have succeeded in making the plant produce a greater amount of oil in its seeds - which may help in the fight against food insecurity in the world and make it possible to reduce deforestation for agricultural purposes. the mother
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For many years, researchers from all over the world have debated the question: how do bacteria move? A new international study sheds light on the movement mechanism of those microscopic creatures, through a reexamination of the proteins that make them up
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- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
Good news from the world's most famous coral reef: an Australian report indicates that large parts of the Great Barrier Reef are undergoing significant recovery. But alongside the success, the evidence also points to some alarming findings worth diving into
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
A new Swedish development turns urine into fertilizer, and may prevent wasting the precious resource (yes, pee is important), and also reduce the pollution created by human waste. Are we facing a revolution in the toilet field?
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In Tokyo, a futuristic city is being planned, which is completely sustainable and economically viable. Green utopia or ecological fantasy?
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A year after the conference in Glasgow, in which countries such as the USA, China, Russia, the European Union and Israel, committed to goals of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and 2060 - the question arises: do the countries
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
A new Swedish study reveals that the concentration of harmful chemical compounds of the PFAS type in rain has passed the point of no return. We will probably have to work hard so that the concept of "blessing rains" does not become a painful chapter in history lessons
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Three books from the past year offer us three different ways to fight the climate crisis. So what is the right way?
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
A new French study found that lizards living in France were born "older". It is not about a sequel to "The Amazing Story of Benjamin Button", but about another item on the list of damages from the climate crisis
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A new Israeli study examined how the fish are doing in the Rosh Hankara marine reserve. Diving deeper into the issue showed that the protection of the fish decreases as they move away from its center. So how do we protect the locos that came down?
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In about a month, the UN's international climate conference will open in Sharm el-Sheikh, where world leaders will gather to try and fight the climate crisis. What is expected to be there? What opportunities does it hold? And what about Israel?
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Opinion: Yom Kippur is an opportunity to take stock of our vulnerability to the environment. We must prioritize our well-being over more and more profits, and start the social change that will lead us away from a culture of "use and throw away"
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- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
A new UN report indicates that lawmakers around the world only look at the immediate economic benefit that can be derived from nature - and ignore its value in aspects that are harder to quantify in numbers, such as its impact on
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
When the car is barely making progress on the busy city roads, it is comforting to think to ourselves that at least within its walls we are protected from the urban air pollution. But a new study calls us to actually get out of the vehicles: it turns out that it's quite polluted inside
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
A new development from MIT proposes to launch into space giant bubbles that will serve as a shield against solar radiation. A logical solution to the climate crisis or crossing a red line?
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An American school used profits from placing solar panels on the building's roof and energy efficiency to raise teachers' salaries. Coming Soon? Ask your local authority
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
A new Canadian study reveals a significant link between air pollution and autoimmune diseases. Could it be that our immune system reacts even before us to the changing world outside?
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A green city? This is not a paradox. An optimistic look at a differently designed future, through the final projects of the landscape architecture course at the Technion, which dealt with creative solutions for a more sustainable planning of the Israeli space
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New findings reveal that heat stress affects the bodies of those of us who work mostly outdoors, and may also impair work efficiency. In the coming years, given the climate crisis, the phenomenon is only expected to get worse. will in the future
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
Until now, the common perception was that invasive plants and animals threaten the ecological diversity in the place they invaded. However, a new Israeli study that examined algae that invaded the Mediterranean Sea presents a possibility that the solution
- Angle - a news agency for science and the environment
Can you imagine a day when your air conditioner will work on energy drawn from the depths of the earth? A new development by an American company may allow easier, safer, and cheaper drilling than ever before into the heart of our planet
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A new Israeli study reveals that, contrary to what was thought until now, the deep coral reefs in the Gulf of Eilat are vulnerable to the phenomenon of coral bleaching, which endangers many reefs around the world
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A wind turbine farm established in an arid area in Kenya could have been a success story, promoting the local residents, who are disconnected from the electricity grid. However, the electricity was channeled to the big cities - and the residents were skipped
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Legendary explorer Jane Goodall, NASA Chief Scientist Dr. Kathryn Calvin, academics, government, civil society, students and the curious: all met at the 50th Annual Science and Environment Conference. "Only with the smart mind and heart
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In light of the continuing rise in temperatures in Europe, "climate shelters" have been set up throughout the city of Barcelona, where residents can find refuge from the increasingly hot summer. Should Israel also prepare for the establishment of such shelters?
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More than two thousand animals are run over per year - and these are only the reported accidents, the real number is much higher. A new study examined how the characteristics of the road affect animal trampling, and what can be done about it
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New Israeli research reveals that, contrary to what was thought until now, bacteria are able to congregate around a predator, cooperate - and kill it with joint forces. This is how dramas unfold under the lens of the microscope
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A new study sheds light on the difficult challenges facing even the most determined environmental reporters in Israel - from a misconception of the public's indifference to the issue among editors to financial interests. Research editor: "Journalist
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According to a new Israeli study conducted at the Technion, heat stress - the oppressive combination of temperature and humidity - is only increasing in Israel. Just like we all feel. It's not "just" unpleasant - it is
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Researchers from the Technion are developing an unusual solution to the problem of the lack of picking hands in agriculture: robots that use small drones, which create a computerized image of the trees, to carry out agricultural operations in fruit orchards