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Iran, becoming more isolated appeals to Pakistan to move ahead with natural gas "peace pipeline." Saboteurs have already had their say in the idea....
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Iran’s Islamic Regime Aims to Be Solar Supreme by 2015

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America Solar Power Assoc: We’ll be 30% Solar in 20 Years

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Meet the “Miss Pakistan” of Renewable Energy

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Using Human Joggers to Generate Energy

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Algeria to Invest $20 billion USD in renewable energy

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Egypt now leads all the MENA nations in attractiveness for renewable energy investment through the EU's Clean Development Mechanism and Morocco - which already has a grid linked up to Europe - has become a key Desertec investment point since announcing its plans to provide 42% of its own electricity from solar, which is by far the most ambitious plan in the world. What's more, as a kingdom, there is no opposition party to sabotage renewable energy as the Republican party does in the US.
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Israel to Build $1.3 Billion Solar Project… for China??

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A coal utility in Israel and the global leader in solar panel production form a joint project Everybody knows that China is the world leader...
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Better Late Than Never, Egypt Takes Control of Mercury Disposal

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8 million fluorescent tubes are improperly disposed every year in Egypt, leaching dangerous levels of mercury into the environment. Finally, that seems set to...
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Turkish Village Goes Off The Grid With A Wind Turbine

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"They're blazing a new path in Turkey" reads the headline over this photo of Akbıyık villagers standing in front of their new wind turbine. The lights...
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Cyprus, Israel and Turkey Near “High Noon” Standoff Over Med’s Natural Gas

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Turkish PM Erdogan at the UN: His way or no way There's a lot more for southern Cyprus to be alarmed about these days concerning...
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Local Wind Energy Industry Emerges In Turkey

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Turkey has used wind energy for more than ten years now, but never from locally developed and produced wind turbines. That's about to change. In...
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Steven Jobs –– An Environmentalist And A Computer Genius

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Steven Jobs and iPhone: a genius and an environmentalist. Steven Paul Jobs finally met up against a challenge at age 56 that he simply could...
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SolarEdge Does Dallas

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Israel's SolarEdge is making solar energy most cost-effective SolarEdge Technologies Inc, whose patented Solar Power Harvesting and Optimization System is beginning to receive good reviews,...
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EIT Pharma CEO Leen Kawas is advancing lonafarnib for chronic hepatitis D, showing how stalled late-stage drug programs can be revived and carried toward regulatory review.

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