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Richard Branson Makes Virgin Water Bar With Israel’s Strauss

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No more bottled water, no more Brita? Virgin's Sir Richard Branson and Strauss Group's Ofra Strauss pose with Virgin Pure, a new dispenser now...
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Univerve’s Algae to Biofuel Your Car

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Hoping to reach the market when the product and timing is right, the young Israeli company Univerve plans to turn algae — the green slimy microorganisms you skim from ponds and pools — into the perfect third-generation biofuel.
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American Energy Experts Go Green in Israel

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Project Interchange attendees Brian Wynn and Stephen Walz tour Ashkelon Desalination plant with Israel Desalination Chairman Abraham Tenne. Advances in green technology are reported...
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Solar Impulse Plane Finally Conquers the Atlas Mountains

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Pilot Andre Borschberg was forced to fly the Solar Impulse back to Rabat when turbulence made it impossible to cross the Atlas Mountains in...
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TIGI’s Honeycomb Solar Collector Wins Big Euro Award

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Last Wednesday in Munich, Germany, Israeli solar energy company TIGI Ltd. was among the three winners in the solar-thermal category at the Intersolar Europe...
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SeaOrbiter: Construction to Start on Renewably-Fueled Research Vessel

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After 12 years of finalizing details and garnering institutional support for his deeply ambitious ocean-going research vessel, Jacques Rougerie has announced that construction on...
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Does Wasted Groundwater Contribute to Rising Sea Levels?

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Measuring sea levels in the face of global warming isn't easy, but it's important to understand on a global scale Can wasted water contribute to...
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Sun-Believable Solar Nanotechnology Paint May Revolutionize Renewables

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Paint researchers at University of Notre Dame go green, and not just ‘cause they’re the “Fighting Irish” A team of scientists and engineers led by...
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Jacob Karni’s Solar Tech Turns Brown Coal Into Clean Fuel

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Greenearth energy looks to Israeli solar tech to make use of Oz's vast brown coal resources. With the climate change tipping point precipitously close,...
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Can Lebanon Reach 12% Renewable Energy By 2020 ?

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In 2009, Lebanon pledged to produce 12% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2020- is this target optimistic today? Renewables are becoming an important...
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Briton Replaces Gulf Developer’s Costly Cooling with Solar

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Residents of the artificial Jumeirah Island villas in Dubai face cooling bills of up to $1,600 a month - almost double last year's price,...
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Jordan Suspends Its Nuclear Plans Amid Controversy

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Jordan has supported a parliamentary committee recommendation to suspend Jordan's projected nuclear programme It's certainly been a busy week for Khaled Toukan who is commissioner...
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Israel Invests in Domestic Solar Power

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The World Wildlife Fund and the Cleantech Group recently published a report saying that Israel is the second best place in the world to develop green...
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NaanDanJain’s Irrigation Technology Strengthens Ties Between India and Israel

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Last week Kibbutz Naan sold 50 percent of its stake in the irrigation technology company NaanDanJain Irrigation Ltd. to its Indian business partner, Jain...
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Textually Transmitted Conservation of Water

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Jordan’s mobile phone users will soon receive SMS tips on smart water use. It’s part of a public awareness campaign to alert Jordanians to the...
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