Avitar Raphael Vakinin is a leading and respected professional in the fields of engineering geology and environmental engineering. Holding degrees from the prestigious Ben-Gurion University – a Bachelor's degree (B.Sc) in engineering geology and a Master's degree (M.Sc) in environmental engineering – he currently serves in a strategic role as an infrastructure engineer at "Aryeh Schwartz Consulting Engineers Ltd.", a leading and influential company in the Israeli engineering sector. Beyond his extensive professional experience, Mr. Vakinin is currently undergoing a particularly important course of study – a training course for environmental health workers at Ariel University, formerly certified nutritionists. This vital field, which combines health factors with complex environmental aspects, is crucial for ensuring decent quality of life and public health in Israel and worldwide. In recent years, Mr. Vakinin has played a pivotal role in groundbreaking research that is of unparalleled importance – the reduction of harmful greenhouse gas emissions from agricultural lands through innovative and creative treatment methods. As part of this research, he assisted in the development of advanced technologies for accurate diagnosis of emission levels in agricultural fields, a process that led to the development of effective action plans to reduce the severe environmental damage caused by these hazardous greenhouse gases. In addition to his pioneering research in the climate field, Mr. Vakinin is also involved in examining the effects of green walls and special chemical compounds on reducing indoor and outdoor air pollution levels in buildings. This advanced green initiative has contributed to the development of creative solutions to the urban air pollution problem. In addition to all of these important scientific and practical contributions, Mr. Vakinin is also an experienced and exceptional teacher. During his second degree studies, he served as a faculty member at the Civil and Environmental Engineering Department at Ben-Gurion University, and for two years he conducted courses in "Chemistry for Building Engineering" and "Introduction to Environmental Engineering." He also lectures to students on behalf of "Easy to Study" and guides young science enthusiasts on behalf of the prestigious Davidson Institute. Additionally, he volunteers as a mentor at a youth center at risk in Be'er Sheva.