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Create an ocean water health sensor and win $2 million

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Ocean acidification has reached record levels, so the deep-pocketed Board of XPRIZE are at it again - using "incentivization" to spark technological breakthroughs to...
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Phinergy tests range-extending aluminum-air battery for EVs in Montreal

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The world's third largest producer of aluminum has teamed up with Israel's Phinergy to produce a new battery that would make electric vehicles as cost...
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Sensibo says it’s already cool. Now make your AC energy smart!

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Israeli start-up Sensibo is convinced it can uptick your air conditioner's IQ.  They've created a mobile app (with associated hardware) that allows you to control your...
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SmartBrick lets you play with LEGO to build your home – for real

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The ‘original iPad’ – 1,200 years before Apple

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Turkish archaeologists have unearthed what Discovery News calls the 'Byzantine iPad." Dated to the 9th century A.D., the wooden tool was found among a shipyard of roughly 37 ancient ships in...
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Why the octopus does not get tied in knots

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This is one for the kids to answer at dinnertime: An octopus’s arms are covered in hundreds of suckers that will stick to just...
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Daring Moroccan university recycles urine as drinking water

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Ecoppia cleans solar panels for more energy

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This “Green Machine” mobile city fertilizes the Sahara Desert as it moves

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The mailman is a drone in this Middle East country [video]

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Wind-powered Tumbleweed robot rolls back encroaching deserts

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Desertification has gobbled up huge swaths of the Middle East and North Africa, a fact that Jerusalem-based industrial designer Shlomi Mir knows all too...
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SodaStream stock rises as Scarlett Johansson’s banned ad sizzles (video)

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Israel’s do-it-yourself (and environmentally friendly) soft drink maker SodaStream may go down in the record books as having created the most provocative Super Bowl...
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Hybrid solar electric oven SunFocus cooks with or without the sun

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Solar ovens are great, and we've seen a lot of them. But they are limited since they only work when it's actually sunny. Sun...
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Practical Solar Powered Innovations for Developing Countries

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Solar energy projects for developing countries in Africa and the Middle East MENA Region have often been put on the backburner due to financial...
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GE Opens Ecomagination Clean Tech Hub in Masdar City

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There's something so satisfying about watching the seed of an idea turn into something real - like GE's Ecomagination Center unveiled at Masdar City...
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