Max Izaks

Max Izaks is an environmental studies student at the University of Colorado Boulder. His academic work focuses on climate policy, environmental justice, and urban sustainability, with a particular interest in the intersection of environmental policy, justice, and law. Max has participated in educational and cultural programs abroad, including a specialized educational trip to Israel, where he broadened his professional experience. Max brings a global perspective and a commitment to finding and communicating environmental challenges and solutions. Reach out directly to [email protected]

Battling the Blaze: Israel’s Wildfire Response

On a dry, windy afternoon in late April 2025, the hills west of Jerusalem ignited and burst into an...

Sinkholes and Shrinking Shores: The Race to Rescue the Dead Sea

On August 5th, 2025, environmental experts from Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian territories descended upon the University of Leeds...

Extreme Heat Is Testing Israel’s Energy System

This August, Israel is facing one of the most punishing heat waves in recent history-exactly the kind of event...

How Israel’s Strikes Avert Iran’s Environmental Threat

The strikes on Iran have sparked fierce debate, but from Israel’s perspective, the choice was easy: either accept the risks of a nuclear Iran or act decisively to stop it.

Life-Cycle Thinking Under Fire: Industrial Ecology Mission Amid Geopolitical Conflict

the relationship between the natural environment and industrial processes to promote sustainable development. The aim of this idea is to minimize environmental impacts and promote efficiency by integrating production and consumption development.

SPNI’s Eco-Therapy Program Offers Vital Support and Resilience in Post-October 7 Israel

Looking forward, “Nature Heals” does not plan to stop its work after the war is over. It plans only to expand and become a mainstay in eco-therapy. The program provides a compelling blueprint for trauma response and underscores the profound impact that eco-therapy can have on an individual. The goal SPNI set for itself is to engage over 700 students from the West Negev to Northern Israel at no cost. 
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How SPNI is Rewilding Cities and Rebuilding Resilience

In the heart of Jerusalem, a city often defined by its layers of stone, history, and conflict, a special,...

How EcoPeace Uses Environmental Education to Bridge Borders in the Jordan Valley

In a region long marked by political divides, armed conflict, and environmental degradation, EcoPeace Middle East is quietly advancing the power of peacebuilding. Peace through education. Through its cross-border teacher tours in the Jordan Valley, EcoPeace is bringing together educators from Israel, Jordan, and the Palestinian territories to address critical environmental issues.

Yosef Abramowitz: The Israeli Bringing the Sun to the World’s Darkest Places

Abramowitz employs what he calls the Quadruple Bottom Line Impact Platform when bringing solar energy to countries with limited resources and infrastructure. While not the primary driver, each project must provide returns for investors. While these returns may not turn a massive profit, projects must ensure financial viability. Second, every project contributes to climate mitigation.

Climate Activist Greta Thunberg Joins Gaza Flotilla

What is clear is that Thunberg's journey has drawn massive attention to Gaza’s humanitarian and environmental conditions. At the same time, it opens up a broader conversation on the role of ecological activism and justice in a time of war.

Meet Andreas Weil, the founder of Israel’s EcoOcean, protecting the seas for all

A feature article interviewing Israel's leading marine conservationist, Andreas Weil. He founded EcoOcean and has enabled hundreds of thousands of people to learn about the ecological aspects of marine conservation. He also brought the concept of Blue Flag beaches to Israel.