'Greta Shaming' Photos of Climate Activist Being Used to Deter Israelis From Using Plastics in Workplace

Swedish teenager’s face can be seen scowling disapprovingly in cafeterias and coffee corners across the land, in a bid to get Israelis to reduce usage of disposables

Global Warming to Slam Sea Life More Than Models Project, Says New Research

Models failed to factor in how massive ice melt will affect the very bottom of the food chain — on which sea life in the Atlantic depends, new paper explains

Tropical Storm Expected to Slam Into Israel on Saturday

The actual path is hard to predict as the weather patterns vary due to climate change, but authorities are bracing for heavy rain and tropical-storm-speed strong winds

‘It’s an Emergency’: Activists Protest Apathy Toward Climate Crisis in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem

Dozens of activists from Israel’s Extinction Rebellion movement joined protesters in 60 cities around the world

Opinion Global Climate Change Crisis: Best Thing to Ever Happen to Israeli Hasbara

Greta Thunberg is in. Ahed Tamimi is out. Let the great greenwashing begin

Editorial Climate of Indifference

'I'm Running Out of Air': Thousands of Youth Protest Climate Inaction in Tel Aviv

Demonstrators say worldwide scale of the protest is key to its effectiveness

Slash Carbon Emissions or Watch Cities Vanish, UN-backed Panel Warns

Landmark study documenting implications of warming oceans and melting ice finds that radical action could avert worst possible outcomes of climate change

Trump Touts ‘Full Normalization’ Between Israel, Mideast Countries to Fend Off Iran’s ‘anti-Semitism’

World threatens to split in half between U.S., China, Secretary-General Guterres warns ■ Escalating Mideast tensions, impending climate doom on the agenda ■ Sissi reiterates support for Arab peace initiative, Erdogan blasts Israel

Hebrew University Adopts Green Investment Model

Campus environmental activists respond with more demands, such as cutting investment in fossil fuels

OECD: Taxes on Polluting Fuels Too Low to Combat Climate Change

While Israel imposes the highest taxes on fuels for transportation, according to the organization's report, there is currently no direct environmental-related carbon tax

Hundreds of Teens in Tel Aviv Join Global Protest Calling for Leaders to Act on Climate Crisis

Ahead of the UN Climate Action Summit, protesters urge governments to find solutions to combat global warming

Plague of Flies Infests Pakistan's Karachi: ‘The City Stinks, Hard to Breathe’

Residents of the seaside Pakistani city wade through clouds of flies following a perfect storm of circumstances, including extreme monsoon weather probably driven by climate change

Rising Seas Threaten Millions of Residents and Archaeological Sites in Egypt's Alexandria

Surrounded by the sea on three sides and backing up to a lake, Egypt's second city is uniquely vulnerable to rising sea levels caused by climate change

This Israeli Supermarket Chain May Be Abetting Rain Forest Devastation to Get Cheap Meat

Greenpeace report shows the Cresud company, whose CEO is a Shufersal shareholder, is responsible for cutting down 1.2 million dunams of trees in the Gran Chaco forest

Firefighters Gain Control of Wildfires in Central and Northern Israel

Blazes come a month after hundreds of homes were evacuated throughout the country over fires amid intense heat wave

Brazil Begins Fighting Amazon Fires After Local and International Outcry

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has previously described rain forest protections as an obstacle to Brazil’s economic development

Opinion Fascists' Terrifying Solution to the Climate Crisis

White-nationalist terrorists have cited concern for the environment as justification for their decision to kill, signalling the rise of eco-fascism

Climate Change Will Endanger the Hajj, New Study Warns

Extreme weather – including intolerable heat and unexpected cold snaps –could pose extreme dangers for pilgrims visiting Saudi Arabia, cautions MIT study

Israel 2nd Most Water-stressed Country in the World, Study Finds

Seventeen countries face 'extremely high water stress' because they consume 80 percent of their available water annually, says the World Resources Institute

Hot as Hell: Temperature in Sodom Broke Israeli Record

The mercury peaked at nearly 50 degrees Celsius at the Dead Sea site during Wednesday’s country-wide heat wave.

Revealed: Israel Is Dangerously Unprepared for Global Food Shortages

As climate change hits world crops, Israel’s stocks are based on war breaking out and governed by the policy: In God we trust

Israel Saw Significant Rise in Temperature in Recent Decades, Study Shows

Research notes increase in frequency of especially hot nights in past 30 years, as well as a decline in number of days with precipitation of 10 millimeters or more

'This Sentiment Will Spread': Swedish-born Anti-flying Movement Makes Acolytes Across Europe

A number of famous Swedes have stopped flying, including opera singer Malena Ernman, the mother of teenage activist Greta Thunberg who has thrust climate change into the spotlight

In First for Israel, Two Seaside Cities Ban Plastic Disposables on Beaches

Move is part of a greater attempt to reduce use of single-use plastic in Eilat, Herzliya

Trump Adviser Once Compared Carbon Dioxide to Jewish Victims of the Nazis

National Security Council member who is leading a climate review panel said in 2014 that demonization of the gas 'is just like demonization of poor Jews under Hitler'

Opinion Climate Change Could Lead to Another Holocaust

Timothy Snyder's 2015 suggestion that Hitler's campaign against the Jews was part of an ecological war takes on new resonance today, as the climate crisis raises the specter of genocidal battles over food supplies

Wettest Winter in a Generation: Iraq Is Tested in Era of Climate Change

The rains have restored the freshwater marshes of southern Iraq, a region some scholars see as the biblical Garden of Eden transforming lands once parched for water into fields of grain and cereal

This Is the Last Climate Change Story You Will Ever Read — if You Take Christiana Figueres’ Advice

It takes a world, not a village, to fix the problem we created, but the technology (mostly) already exists, says the architect of the Paris Agreement and co-winner of this year’s Dan David Prize