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Women in rural Morocco are often responsible for the grueling task of trekking miles to collect fuel for cooking, which requires not only energy...
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Shining a light on energy consumption. What if industrial building managers could see exactly how much energy their building is using, where in the building...
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KarmSolar Prize Could Avail Solar-Powered Water Pump to Rural Egypt

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Biodegradable plastic alternative to replace juice boxes

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Heliofocus Solar Technology Dish Unveiled in Israel

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The King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), Saudi Arabia, has featured several times in Green Prophet for developing cleaner chemical derivatives, research...
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Masdar Puts Nearly Half of its Green Future in Emirati Control

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Netafim’s Drip Irrigation Pipes are Compostable

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Researchers in Israel have developed a new green plastic for irrigation pipes Drip irrigation is currently  one of the most effective ways for farmers...
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Lebanon’s Largest Solar Project Lights up a Green Highway

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Like Egypt, Israel, and Jordan, Lebanon has been beset with energy shortages recently -  a crisis that will escalate as demand grows alongside an...
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14,000 Turkish Homes To Be Powered By World’s Most Efficient 1.5-MW Wind Turbines

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With a rotor diameter of 100 meters and hub heights of 80 meters, GE's 1.6-100 MW turbines have the highest power production capacity of...
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Robot Sex the CleanTech Future of Tourism?

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Are android sex workers the future of tourism or an absurd use of clean technology? People will soon be having sex with robots as the...
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Meet 22,000 Megawatts of Clean Energy in Algeria this May

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The 6th electro, automation & energy event in Algiers is happening May 5 to 8. Interested in knowing more about renewable energy opportunities in...
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World’s Largest (Gargantuan) Solar Thermal Plant Opens in Saudi Arabia

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The world's largest solar thermal plant - nearly double the size of the original largest in Denmark - is now online in Saudi Arabia,...
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How skinny medicine is reshaping the fashion industry, an interview with Katie Jones

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