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Legacy of Hybrid Battery Inventor Stan Ovshinsky Lives On

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Turkish Seed Developer Helps European Farmers Adjust To Warming Temperatures

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ProGen, a Turkish seed developer and supplier, has specialized in crop varieties that can withstand the hot Mediterranean climate. As climate conditions in European countries...
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Green Waste Processing for Boutique Olive Oil Presses and Wineries

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‘Queen of Mean’ Leona Helmsley’s Trust to Fund Solar Energy Research in Israel

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Known as the 'Queen of Mean' because of her tyrannical behavior towards just about everyone who crossed her path, Leona M. Helmsley was also...
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