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Israel’s Water-free Miracle Toilet Wins a Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Grant

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Flush toilets create a real stink in slum communities. Not only do they require often non-existent sewage connections for safe disposal of waste, but...
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EU Upgrades Relations with Israel, Energy Over Politics

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In advance of the annual EU-Israel Association Council meeting on Tuesday, the European Union stated it will offer Israel upgraded trade and diplomatic relations...
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New Green OLED Lights Could be Printed on Plastic

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An Israeli is part of a team to invent a new kind of "green" LED light called the OLED. If brought from theory to...
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Meteo-Logic Gives Predictive Power to Wind Farm Weather Stations

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Already working on wind farms in Israel, this company launches a full scale solution for wind farms worldwide Meteo-Logic, a software provider of custom-made accurate...
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China’s Trina Solar Wants to Spend $200 Million in Jordan

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The disruption to Jordan's natural gas supply from Egypt has finally awoken a sleeping giant: renewable energy. Long focused on oil shale and nuclear...
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Better Air Cleans Sick Buildings With Probiotics

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Turn sick buildings healthy with a probiotic air filter from Israel. Above, dust mites. Better Air of Rishon LeZion, Israel is using a new approach...
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Biofuel from Plastic for this Young Egyptian Scientist from Alexandria

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Azza Abdel Hamid Faiad was the winner of the 2011 European Union Contest for Young Scientists for finding a new way of turning plastic into biofuel. A sixteen-year-old...
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Arothron’s Underwater Compressed Air Storage Could Fill Gaps in the Grid

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Israel's Arothron gets inspired by the pufferfish for a novel type of underwater energy storage system using compressed air. Arothron was established in 2011 as...
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Apple Admits Dropping EPEAT Eco Standard Was a Mistake

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Apple product releases are  delayed in the Mideast shortening the supported product life in this part of the world. Apple also practices planned obsolescence. In an...
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Marine drone cleans plastic

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Marine drone, by Elie Ahovi Industrial design, cleans the sea of plastic
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Japan Wants Israel Clean Tech Experts to Rebuild Fukushima

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Japan is seeking Israeli clean tech experts to help rebuild Fukushima, which was devastated by both an earthquake and a tsunami last year. The Japanese...
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OP ED: Does Higgs Boson Particle Discovery Mean We’re too Close to God?

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Crab or "Eye of God" nebula: NASA photo archives Does the discovery of the "God Particle" mean that mankind is coming too close to...
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Test Driving a Better Place Electric Car

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Better Place driving guide Ronit hooks up ZE car after test drive In the six month period since Better Place put its first 100 Renault...
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Israel’s bSolar Designs Promising Double-Sided Solar Cell

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Bifacial solar panel can boost energy yield by 50%. Researchers have been trying to develop double-sided solar cells that can capture both direct and reflected...
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Green Wheel is an Energy-Harvesting Machine for Beirut Runners

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Beirut-based Nadim Inaty designed the Green Wheel - a zany exercise machine concept that harvests kinetic energy and converts it into electricity. Comprised of...
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How skinny medicine is reshaping the fashion industry, an interview with Katie Jones

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