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GreenIQ Waters Your Garden by Phone

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Smart phone developers aren't just devising novel ways to deliver information about composting and how to save energy (like 5 green apps that can save...
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King Tut’s jewelry reveals ancient comet diamond dust

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IKEA Sells Solar Panel Kits Directly to Home Owners

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Move over Billy bookcases and Ektorp sofas because something more earth-friendly is about to be sold at IKEA. This Swedish-owned big box company is...
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Flip America’s Cup Loss Into an Environmental Win: Here’s How

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The 2013 America's cup will be long remembered as one of the closest matches in sailing history and one of the most unlikely comebacks...
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Joshua Tree Light Pollution Dims BrightSource Energy’s 500MW Palen Solar Project

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Slated for a site 36 miles west of Blythe, California, the 500MW Palen Solar Plant - a collaborative project between BrightSource Energy and Abengoa...
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White label sustainable aerosols from cans

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They squirt, spray and lather. Some even give lifesaving bursts of medicine. But truth be told, the aerosol spray container hasn’t changed much in the last 60 years, says Gadi Har-Shai, CEO of the Israeli startup GreenSpense. Traditional aerosols are polluting and dangerous. So he invented a new alternative, the eco-sleeve, using nanotechnology.
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Israeli Parliament Plans to be Solar Secure by 2014

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Years after the plan was first suggested, the Israeli Parliament building will finally boast a large rooftop solar array that will give the Knesset...
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Charge Mobile Devices Through the Air

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In a first of a kind device that will help us get rid of the tangle of cords:  an Israeli company company called Wi-Charge says it can power up mobile devices through the air.
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MIT Fog Harvesting Material Yields 5x More H20

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Gulf countries like Abu Dhabi may lack freshwater resources, but they also have a lot of humidity. MIT's new super efficient fog harvesting material...
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Is There a “Forest” Under the Desert Outside of Dubai?

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Gauzy Smart Glass Controls Light with an Eco Touch

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Photoflow Generates Energy and Captures Rainwater with One Elegant Unit

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The Middle East faces dire water scarcity and in some places energy comes at a premium too, but we have yet to see simple...
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iLAND’s Solar Packs for Peace-keepers, Festivals, Eco-jocks and Alpha Wolves Who Travel with the Sun

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Whether you travel alone or in packs, there is a new range of portable solar solutions by the Swiss company iLAND (said island) that...
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JewGlass: A Google Glass App for Observant Jews

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Rusty Brick is planning ahead for the day that Google Glass is released onto the market with a new app for modern observant Jews. Google...
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Puri Water Bottle Makes Potable Drinking Water at Sea

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During my travels throughout the Middle East and North Africa, I dreamed of having a magical bottle that could purify water without the need...
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