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Chinese proverb: Give a man a fish, and you feed him for the day. Give him a fishing rod and feed him for life....
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World’s longest undersea water pipeline uniting Turkey to Cyprus

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Turkey has started constructing what will be the world's longest undersea water pipeline. The 107 kilometer pipe will draw water from the Dragon River...
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Open source prefab bee hive helps the masses protect our pollinators [video]

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Step back Amazon drones, Amazon rockets will deliver packages in 5 minutes or less [video]

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Farmville in the real world as Israel puts Agritech’s IT into agriculture

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Cell Buddy Promises One SIM for Calls Throughout the Universe

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Egypt Recycling Gets $340,000 Boost from Tetra Pak

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Israel’s Mapal Promotes Peace by Treating Palestinian Sewage

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Finding a solution to the problem of raw sewage reclamation in rural Palestinian communities continues to be an ongoing issue. A new peace project...
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Israeli Firm to Mine Dutch Sewers for the New Gold

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Israel's Applied CleanTech has found a way to turn sewers into gold mines, and now the company has signed an agreement with a Dutch wastewater...
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Polluting the Final Frontier With Space Junk

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With space labs, astronaut gloves and even a toothbrush floating in space, is there no limits to where we've flung our junk? Thirty-four years ago...
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Israel’s Nova Lumos puts solar power into off-grid African communities

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It’s hard to imagine the concept of a “power pimp” in Africa unless you have lived there. But it makes sense and cents on...
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Israel’s Kaiima Seed-Tech Company Raises $65 Million

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Since the Sixties “green revolution,” when Norman Borlaug introduced the concept of cross-breeding and hybridization of plants to boost output, not much has changed,...
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How skinny medicine is reshaping the fashion industry, an interview with Katie Jones

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