
Opinion The Worst Man in America Is No Longer President
The ‘pro-life’ president ended his term with unprecedented executions, a health crisis rivaling a world war and a climate catastrophe. Thank God he’s gone
The ‘pro-life’ president ended his term with unprecedented executions, a health crisis rivaling a world war and a climate catastrophe. Thank God he’s gone
Apparently due to global warming, a tropical ecosystem of invasive species has transformed Israel's coastline, a study published by Britain’s Royal Society scientific academy shows
Environment and Health Fund and the Health Ministry say delay caused by political crisis and ongoing parliamentary paralysis
How not to be toast and shrimps as the unkosher bellwether of ocean warming
The Environmental Protection Ministry will provide preschools with funding to purchase a dishwasher, reusable utensils following protests from parents against single-use cutlery and plates
Available, light and nonpolluting, hydrogen could be an ideal source of energy and due to recent technological developments, an increasingly feasible one
The world is considering adaptation to rising seas but ignoring danger to lakes as global temperatures climb, new paper warns
Prof. Rosenfeld of Hebrew U carried out storm simulations over Houston, where storms have been substantially more severe in recent years, to discover the causal link
Environment minister says regional group must also address climate change issues, a demand which Energy Minister Steinitz dismissed as 'ridiculous'
Over 1.2 million barriers are blocking the free flow of Europe’s waterways, while land ecosystems globally are becoming less efficient at absorbing carbon dioxide
Israel joins majority of Western nations with pledge, but statement wasn’t accompanied by any concrete plan to achieve this goal or any proposed legislation that would ban the use of fossil fuels
The lake is famous in part for sending water south, and critics say the new plan would damage the environment
The place is blooming again, but the heat waves, low humidity, high winds and long dry spells of climate change mean prevention is a must
Local authorities report flash flooding across central towns, with some damage to the Israeli military headquarters in Tel Aviv
Heat waves are killing coronavirus-fearing Brits on land, corals and kelp at sea – but there’s a moment of Zen in the Amazon
On engineering carbon-guzzling plants, Alaska’s tsunami risk, greening your laundry and other reports this week
Trump exited international pact to reduce U.S. gas emissions, arguing it would undermine the economy. Biden pledged to rejoin if elected
In addition to withdrawing from the Paris climate accords, the President Trump has rolled back over 125 environmental safeguards and continually ignored the science.
Weekly roundup of must-know stories on the change around us
Government plan aims for 30 percent solar energy and 70 percent natural gas for electricity production by 2030, after rejecting an Environmental Protection Ministry proposal for a 40-percent target
Thawing permafrost onland raises tsunami risk, of all things. And: why hominin evolution has a sobering insight for us. All this and more in this week’s Haaretz climate change briefs
The voices of those who see a connection between diet and rogue viruses are getting stronger and the market for meat substitutes is flourishing
The last two decades saw the number of disasters caused by extreme weather nearly double, report finds
But on the upside: Snails and sea slugs may be more resilient than we thought, brought to you by the Haaretz climate change briefs
How you can do your part to save the oceans, and how humanity put volcanoes to shame
T-Rex would have liked having the heat return to dinosaur territory, and other ironies of global warming in this week’s Haaretz climate change briefs!
Unlike the first wave, the Israeli public isn't on board, and a growing infection rate overshadows the prime minister's latest diplomatic wins
As glacial lakes grow and the Amazon burns, the good news is that replacing steak with tofu won’t give you moobs
Dramatic environmental changes led American mastodons to migrate: Their reaction to the interglacial periods could help predict what we may expect in this time of climate change