Without concessions from Ethiopia in the event of severe drought, Egypt says it would risk losing more than one million jobs and $1.8 billion in economic output annually, as well as electricity valued at $300 million
Residents and activists warn of ecological 'disaster' in plans for major projects to expand roads and build intersections
Utilizing seaweed as fodder may have been key to ovine husbandry in prehistoric northern Scotland, and the sheep of Skara Brae in the Orkney Islands just had to adapt
Mateh Yehuda Regional Council, responsible for an area west of Jerusalem, has big plans but faces big obstacles
Israel Railways dumped tons of dirt onto Palestinian land next to the West Bank settlement of Nili to be used for a park, ignoring orders to cease and desist
The diminutive Berardius minimus is shorter and darker than other beaked whales and there may be another unacknowledged species out there too
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
BIRDLIFE report says Israeli conservation policy ‘virtual haven’ for migratory birds, but calls on states in the region to increase enforcement and prevent hunting for sport
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
Blazes come a month after hundreds of homes were evacuated throughout the country over fires amid intense heat wave
'Hadassah doesn’t just develop medication for infections, it’s also creating infections to treat in the future,' says local resident
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has previously described rain forest protections as an obstacle to Brazil’s economic development
White-nationalist terrorists have cited concern for the environment as justification for their decision to kill, signalling the rise of eco-fascism
Gazelle was in advanced stages of pregnancy when hit by a vehicle and died, postmortem reveals
Study debunks notion that Ireland had been populous when the Nordic migrants arrived in the 10th century: The island had been in decline for 200 years by then
Progress has been made on the recycling front, but a growing population, bureaucratic hurdles and little awareness provide few reasons for optimism
Israel already has burial ‘towers.’ A new initiative will launch burial tunnels, complete with elevators, motorized carts and even a museum in this new effort to address the severe shortage of space for the dead
Environmental group files petition against Dead Sea Works requesting the company obtain licences to promote more efficient and economical pumping technologies
Decision follows complaints by Arabs who gather hyssop for za'atar and Greek sage
Everyone I invited to spend the day at Gan Hashlosha (Sahne) told me I was crazy. But this is still the prettiest park in Israel
Stinging cells they emit in the water make jellyfish showing up on the Mediterranean shores a threat to swimmers, in addition to clogging infrastructure outlets
Environmental authorities seek to halt plan, arguing that it would seriously harm the landscape, including ancient agricultural sites
Nature inspector looking for abandoned traps in Gulf of Eilat was surprised to find a whale shark instead
Up until about five years ago there was steady improvement in the quality of the Yarkon River water, but since then the situation has become problematic
Submerged army museum set to boost tourism, divert divers from natural resources
Linum maritimum had vanished for 11 years due to coastal construction and development
The 'You Stink' protest may have faded, but piles of trash, littered beaches and neglect of international environmental standards remain, spelling disaster for Lebanon
Project seeks to keep animal waste out of landfills, cut fuel emissions and reduce coal
Two moderately injured from smoke inhalation ■ Police block several roads near areas where firefighters are working to control flames
Tama 38 did not accomplish what it was set up in 2005 to do, but the government has not proposed an alternative