A study led by Hebrew University researchers explores the effects of climate change on agriculture in cold and humid regions, including lessons that can be learned from drylands.
On June 28, the Center for Sustainability, in collaboration with the Bloomfield Science Museum, hosted the Launch Event for our 'Environmentally Engaged Jerusalemites' initiative. The project aims to involve Jerusalem residents in the collection of environmental data that researchers can use to analyze questions related to climate, pollution, and more. Photos and video from the event are available here.
On 14 June 2022, The Hebrew University's Center for Sustainability, together with the President's Forum on Climate Change, will host a webinar on Agriculture and Climate Change. Participation is free. Click here for program and to register.
On 2 May, The Hebrew University's Center for Sustainability and Ben-Gurion University's School of Sustainability and Climate Change jointly hosted a conference to celebrate an exciting new partnership between the two universities to advance sustainability and the environment.
On Monday 2.5.2022, The Hebrew University, together with the University of Ben-Gurion, will host the "Partnership for Sustainability Conference." To register for the conference, click here.
The Center for Sustainability, together with the Marketing and Communications Division, the Construction and Infrastructure Division, the Student Association and the Green Council of the Hebrew University seek to use the wisdom of the masses and challenge the university population to offer and initiate projects that will help the university reduce its carbon footpring. Learn more.
The Hebrew University and Haaretz are hosting the Israel Climate Change Conference 2022. The conference is scheduled for 23 February, 2022 in Jerusalem. President of Israel Isaac Herzog, US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry, and Hebrew University President Prof. Asher Cohen are among the distinguished guests scheduled to speak at the conference.
Researchers from the Hebrew University, together with partners in Israel and abroad, have created a 27 episode online series that presents a concise and simplified overview of the science behind global warming. Each lecture is 10 minutes long and presents one scientific aspect of global warming. Click to view the full series.