Coverage of the 2010 Eilat-Eilot Renewable Energy Conference.

Matt Petersen of Global Green, and a handful of other organizations, are working to make sure it happens.

China’s flagship zero-carbon city has thus far failed to materialize. But that doesn’t mean it never will, says its planner.

The freewheeling development model that it pioneered has effectively been rendered obsolete.

An environmental justice organization and a Bedouin village are attempting to create a model of sustainability in the Negev desert.

After a difficult summer, intense public pressure convinced Israel’s government to partially suspend its anti-foreigner crackdown.

Defying drought, limited resources and occupation, Bustan Qaraaqa is building an ecological oasis in a wadi outside Bethlehem.

Her latest book just released in Hebrew, the author discussed disaster capitalism, Israel and the growing boycott movement.

A few thoughts on moving toward greater urban sustainability in Tel Aviv, published on The Jerusalem Post’s op-ed page.

An interview with urban creativity guru Charles Landry, who warns that Tel Aviv may be neglecting its “good vibes.”