A World of Plastic Plastic Atlas What’s the connection between the oil industry, climate change and plastic? How does plastic impact women’s health? Why can’t recycling solve the problem with plastic? Download Please select a file format. Arabic Hebrew
What are Green Jobs? Explainer Green jobs are leading a pivotal socio-economic shift in line with the tenets of sustainable development, moving beyond traditional paradigms that are detrimental to the environment. These roles, centered on conservation, efficiency, and ecosystem health offer a pathway to harmonize economic development with ecological balance, ensuring a prosperous future for both the planet and its inhabitants.
Understanding the Circular Economy: Principles, Benefits, and Applications Explainer The circular economy marks a significant evolution in the global approach to production, consumption, and waste management. Diverging from the traditional linear model, which is characterized by a 'take, make, dispose' process, the circular economy is predicated on the principles of reducing waste and pollution, maintaining products and materials in use for as long as possible, and regenerating natural systems.
Sustainable Finance Explained: Concepts, Advantages, and Practical Implementations Explainer Sustainable finance weaves environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations into financial strategies, striving for a harmony between economic advancement, environmental preservation, and social fairness. Despite the many challenges in mainstreaming sustainable finance principles in practice, it holds promising potential for crafting a sustainable future.
Gendered Perspectives on Waste in Israel: Review of Existing Knowledge From Academia, Government, and Civil Society, Prospects for Change and Recommendations Research Explore the uncharted terrain of gender perspectives in environmental discussions in Israel with our inaugural research, 'Gendered Perspectives on Waste in Israel.' Delve into unique insights, shedding light on waste management through a gender-sensitive lens. By Dr. Talia Fried
Climate change as an opportunity for cooperation in the Middle East Article Does the “water-for-energy” deal provide the region with a blueprint for rapprochement through climate protection? By Paula Schaefer
The Green Transition in the Nordic Countries: Lessons in Sustainable Development Explainer According to the World Bank, all five Nordic countries are among the top 20 countries in the world in terms of renewable energy production per capita. These countries have made significant commitments to achieving a sustainable and green economy, setting ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions and increase the use of renewable energy sources. By Karin Jensen
Climate pragmatism or Faustian bargain? What the new US climate law does—and where it fails Analysis The Inflation Reduction Act is seen as an expression of climate pragmatism by some and a Faustian bargain with the fossil fuel industry by others. What exactly is it? By Liane Schalatek
Fellow Spotlight - Interview with Dr. David Dunetz Interview A conversation with Dr. David Dunetz about his fellowship experience and the importance of sustained international exchange of knowledge in policy debates, and especially in addressing the crises of climate and democracy in the 21st century.
What role does the grid system play in the energy transition process? Explainer For modern societies, electricity is an inextricable part of life. This text introduces the role of the grid system as part of the sustainable transformation of our economies and societies. It presents grid development in the context of the entire energy transition, outlining its specific components and challenges, and providing examples of measures that address these challenges. By Andrzej Ceglarz