The Samuel Neaman Institute interdisciplinary energy and environment research cluster encompasses a broad spectrum of focus areas. It explores the sustainability of energy and waste supply chains, examining diverse policies and management approaches. The focus extends to strategies for minimizing greenhouse gas emissions through the promotion of innovative technologies, economic incentives, and enhancing policymakers’ understanding of the social and psychological factors that influence changes in attitude and behavior. Additionally, our research addresses climate change adaptation, emphasizing urban resilience and the advantages of forests and open spaces in promoting personal resilience through contact with nature. Furthermore, our team investigates drivers of food waste, measures to address them, and policies aimed at reducing food waste.
Liron Amdur, Orna Raviv, Eyal Shimoni, Ofira Ayalon
Ofira Ayalon, Efrat Elimelech, Yaniv Reingewertz
Ofira Ayalon, Miriam Lev-On, Perry Lev-On, Naama Shapira
Hydrogen is the most common element in nature but rarely exists in its pure form
63 companies and organizations submitted their reports to the Voluntary GHG Registry in 2019 to
Electric mobility fundamentally changes the demand patterns of energy used for the transportation of people
Most of the world’s population now resides in cities. By 2030, the population of the
In 2018, installations providing more than 100 giga-watts of solar energy were built worldwide, and
