SCIENCETIMES OF ISRAEL
Israeli study unlocks 4,000 years of climate change and human adaptation
An Israeli study co-led by the University of Haifa analyzed mud cores from the Carmel Coast to reveal how ancient Levantine communities adapted to drought over 4,000 years, rather than collapsing or relocating. The research highlights long-term human resilience to climate change in the region.
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