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20 stories about Climate Change
Google’s AI ambitions threaten carbon neutrality pledge
04.07.24
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Omer Kabir
Data center expansion leads to 48% Increase in emissions since 2019
"I don't know what the phone of 2050 will look like, but we'll still be eating cucumbers and corn"
13.06.24
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Shani Ashkenazi
Israeli agriculture has been severely impacted by the war. Prof. Benny Chefetz, the new director of the Volcani Center, explains how agriculture will once again become an engine of growth, warns against the drying up of agricultural research and tells about the future field that will be controlled by robots and drones
Artificial Intelligence and Climate Change: More than meets the eye
12.05.24
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Ron Stern
“Just like any technology, the key question with AI is how it’s used,” writes OurCrowd’s Ron Stern
Israel's climate-resilient cocoa: Researchers identify durable variety amid war
01.05.24
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Shani Ashkenazi
Amid skyrocketing cocoa prices due to a global supply shortage, unique experiments by Israel’s Volcani Institute may lead to the development of an Israeli cocoa strain resistant to climate adversity
Global warming to shuffle vacation destinations: Goodbye Greece, hello Canada
30.04.24
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Shani Ashkenazi
According to a new study, popular tourist destinations around the world will lose about half of their pleasant days for outdoor activities by the end of the century. In Greece, tourists will lose up to 37 days, in Spain 13, and in Thailand 55 days. The good news is that some countries will become more attractive for tourism
Less than half of Israeli climate-tech companies are focused on decarbonization
11.03.24
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Shani Ashkenazi
Investments in climate are increasing worldwide, but according to a new report less than half of Israeli climate-tech startups address decarbonization - the biggest problem with the most in-demand solutions and flow of investment
$1.3 million awarded to Israeli startups to tackle climate crisis
28.02.24
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James Spiro
“Israel is extremely well-positioned to take a central role in battling climate change and bringing solutions to the biggest shared challenge of our times,” said Startup Nation Central’s CEO Avi Hasson.
2023 was disastrous for the world's climate, but '24 could be worse
02.01.24
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Shani Ashkenazi
From terrible fires in Canada to deadly floods in Greece to scorching temperatures that have not been seen since records have been kept, last year left a particularly bad climate imprint on the world - and it's only getting worse
Climate change threatens global food system, countries must mobilize
13.12.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
Israel is among 130 countries that signed a UN declaration at the Climate Conference in Dubai to adapt their food systems to fight climate change, but is it too little too late?
Investment in Israeli climate tech is shrinking at an alarming rate
07.12.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
According to the Israel Innovation Authority's report on Israeli climate tech, investment in the field in the first half of 2023 amounted to $551 million dollars - a 60% decrease, compared to a global investment decrease of 40%
In hottest year on record, UN Climate Conference held amid shadow of Gaza war
29.11.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
At what is expected to be the largest-ever climate conference, attention will be focused on the regional crisis and on the fact that the host, the UAE, will be promoting extensive cooperation with oil and gas companies.
OECD report: countries not meeting climate goals, Israel at especially high risk
20.11.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
A dire report by the OECD ahead of the UN Climate Conference in Dubai says that most countries are not meeting the greenhouse gas reduction goals they committed to, including Israel, whose risk for temperature increase and other adverse effects of climate change like drought is among the highest in the world.
Dubai Climate Conference: Israeli delegation will be significantly reduced, PM and ministers will not attend
15.11.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
The Israeli government planned to send the largest delegation ever to the climate conference, but due to the war, the delegation will be much smaller.
Could deploying a massive sunshade help curb Earth's rising temperatures?
09.08.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
From blankets that cover glaciers, to water cannons that create white clouds to reflect the sun's rays, scientists are investigating innovative solutions to a long-term problem
Record $6.4 billion invested in carbon capture tech, but challenges and controversies persist
21.06.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
Amid growing concerns, carbon capture technologies receive unprecedented funding, yet efficacy and viability remain uncertain
Funding a better future: How do you invest in startups that are battling the climate crisis?
08.06.23
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Kobi Liberman
Venture capital funds are always looking for the next smart investment and want to make the biggest impact in the worlds of climate and environment. But how do you choose an investment target in the field and how does the current economic climate affect it? Senior executives weigh in on the world of green investments ahead of Calcalist & Doral's Israeli Climate Awards startup competition
"We deal with climate crises every day”
17.05.23
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Omer Kabir
Ahead of the Israeli Climate Awards startup competition, several of the judges spoke to Calcalist about what they are looking for from contestants
"Even Gaza is ahead of us in renewable energy"
16.04.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
Dr. Lior Herman, an expert in energy and political economy, says that Gaza may already be producing 25% of its electricity using solar panels while Israel is lagging far behind at 10%
Not so hot for Climatech: Governmental budget cuts paint bleak picture
02.03.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
The budget of the Chief Scientist at the Ministry of Energy is set to be cut in half, harming startups and academic research in the fields of renewable energy. Global warming is almost of no interest to the current government, and entrepreneurs in the field express concern for the future of Israeli climatech
Are climatech startups looking to solve problems or are they looking for money?
14.02.23
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Shani Ashkenazi
Venture capital funds have entered a climatech ‘arms race’ and are pouring billions into startups, including those that may even be harming the planet. Meanwhile, Israel is lagging behind despite declaring that it will be leading the field
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