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Markus Kayser’s 3D Solar Sinter Prints on Sand – Could Replace Concrete

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DIY solar panels made from grass

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Army Sewage Irrigates Nature Park in Israel

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Put a Zebra in Your Tank: A Chemical Crapshoot?

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New Cooling Lagoons Could Save the Gulf’s Marine Enviornment

Crystal Lagoons has developed an alternative cooling and energy harvesting system for power plants that doesn't require the use of seawater. Gulf countries that lack...

4 Desertec Deals That Make Our Energy Future More Secure

In just six hours, the deserts receive more energy from the sun than humankind produces in a year, and Desertec is harnessing it. Right now...

Better Place Puts 100 Electric Cars on Israeli Roads

Better Place Renault Fluence electric cars hit the road on way to customers After more than four years in the making, media reports and hype,...

Masdar Visionary Tells the Untold Story

Ziad Tassabehji is one of the most influential men in the new green Middle East. Until now he's kept pretty quiet about his involvement...

Canada’s Greensoil Invests in Israel Cleantech

Greensoil, an investment firm from Canada will fund Israeli agritech companies with a reported $12 million. Cash from Canada will be funding clean technology...

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