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Figure 1 Illustration of the greenhouse effect. From the State Comptroller's report on dealing with the climate crisis, March 2023

In the decade 2010-2019, the number of reports of natural disasters increased 4.5 times compared to the decade of the seventies because of the climate crisis

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Among the OECD countries, Israel is almost at the bottom of the list, in 34th place out of 38; And - did not achieve any of the 17 goals set until 2030. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Indexes in indices: Israel is far from being a sustainable country

Not keeping up: a new Israeli study indicates that our country has fallen behind in meeting the UN's sustainable development goals. So what do we do? According to the author of the study, we cannot wait for a legislative change - and the time has come for a change from below
Israel is not prepared for the climate crisis. Figure using DALEE-2. Definitions: Avi Blizovsky

The power outages prove what the OECD stated: Israel is lagging behind in taking measures to reduce the climate crisis

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According to the organization's report published this week in Israel, 5% use renewable energy sources, if we were closer to 12% - the OECD average, it would be easy to avoid the shame of self-initiated power outages during the day in a hot country like ours
The flags of the OECD member countries. Photo: shutterstock

The national expenditure on R&D in the government sector is the lowest among OECD countries

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Minister of Education Gideon Sa'ar presents an award to the students who won excellence awards, at the Science Museum in Jerusalem, 16/3/2011

Israel spends on each elementary and high school student and on the operation of universities less than the OCED average

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Prof. Oded Abramski, chairman of the MOLMOF

The National Council for Research and Development in a serious report: the government is neglecting R&D and letting it deteriorate

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The average expenditure per student in Israel is lower than the OECD average

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