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Solar panels at the Kuraymat CSP planet in Egypt require precious water resources to stay clean but Masdar & Siemens aim to change that. When...
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Nanosolar’s Ultra Thin Solar Panels Could Go East

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By being longer, Nanosolar's solar panels are less costly to install Advances in solar energy panel technology is reaching a stage where it is now...
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Eco Wave Power Proves Its Ocean Power Devices In Kiev

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Israel's Eco Wave's clappers get energy from the sea. Developers first looked to the ocean for offshore wind power, a conveniently windy and out-of-the way...
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Newton Becker, a Bright Source for Solar Thermal Energy, Dies at 83

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Top 10 Environmental Stories From the Middle East (2011)

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Solar Water Heating – what you need to know

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Free hot water from the sun. Cyprus now leads the way. Although China leads the world in the number of solar water heaters in use,...
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Gaza’s New €10 Million Desalination Plant Will Fend Off Chronic Water Shortages

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The EU plans to help fend off a growing water shortage in Gaza with a 10 million euro desalination plant. The European Union has pledged...
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Trick or Tweet? Saudi Prince Buys $300 Million Stake in Twitter

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Arabic is the fastest growing language on microblogging site Twitter, with a 2000 % increase in Arabic postings logged over the past 12 months. This...
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Algae Biofuel Closer as NATO and NASA Step Into the Slime

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One day, giant algae biofuel farms like this prototype may help solve world fuel and food needs Interest in creating biofuels from algae is increasing....
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Blueseed’s Incredible Offshore Visa-Free Hub for Foreign Innovators in California

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California-based startup company Blueseed has plans to either build or retrofit a ship that will provide accommodation and office space for talented foreign innovators...
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Kibbutz Lotan’s Free Eco-Guide App Makes Getting Back to Nature a Breeze

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Anyone who is interested to transition to a more sustainable way of life will benefit from Kibbutz Lotan's comprehensive eco-guide app.
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Durban Gives 6 Reasons for the Middle East to Celebrate

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Funds for mitigation projects and the Carbon Development Mechanism saved in "Hail Mary pass" at climate talks While many environmentalists are decrying the COP17 climate...
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5 Brilliant Projects That Turn Poop Into Power

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Katerva Prize Will Help Sanergy Power the World With Poop

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Slum dwellers have already seen their lives improve dramatically with Sanergy's groundbreaking initiative to convert human waste into fuel throughout Kenya. Katerva intends to...
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