To commemorate the centennial, the Kibbutz Movement is inviting anyone who ever volunteered to join their new social networking “Volunteer Net.”

Not only are cars left in the garage, but electricity use is limited, with people choosing to take a day off from their iPhones, TVs, and laptops.

MNN presents a guide to growing, eating, drinking, traveling, shopping, and living “green” in Tel Aviv

Kibbutzim are finding clean technology and green energy projects to be the direction of their future.

Forbes names Israeli in list of world’s greenest billionaires.

As the world marks Earth Day, Israelis are realizing that climate change is knocking on their door. Lack of rain water has fueled entrepreneurship in the past, but this time Israelis are doing it sustainably.

Architect Peter Latz’s vision proves one man’s trash is another man’s treasure.

While you can still float on its waters and slather on some therapeutic mud, the Dead Sea–the lowest place on earth–is getting lower every year. While this may be good for the record books, it isn’t good news for the environment.

Ministry of Environment awards Israeli Captain Planet and the Planeteers.

Al Gore joins Richard Branson in supporting an innovative Israeli start-up that aims to help save lives, the environment, and money.