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New Study Shows Negev Solar Farm is a Death Knell for Wildlife

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Could  large solar array farms put these desert animals at risk? Builders of large  solar array farms in Israel's Negev region and in places like...
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Inspiring Qatari Man Designs Solar Generator For High-End Desert Camps

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After watching a sobering documentary about global warming, Hashim Al Sada has devoted his career to developing solar powered solutions for Qatar. If you can't...
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GE Plans to Buy Israeli LED Brightspark Lightech

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GE is expanding its geographical and technological reach. Israeli firm Lightech is the latest to join the ranks of GE acquisitions. General Electric is becoming...
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Solar Power In The West Bank – Green Progress or Bad Politics?

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The Israeli cabinet has just announced a decision to invest millions in renewable energy projects in the controversial Israeli settlements of the West Bank Around...
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Winflex Inflatable Turbines Prove Wind Energy Practical Anywhere

Maurice Picow -
Inflatable wind turbines are lighter and cheaper than heavy conventional ones Following a number of  Israeli clean technology companies being winners in the General Electric...
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Renewable-Energy Cars Heat Up in Turkey

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Science, Industry and Technology Minister Nihat Ergün test-drives a solar-powered car at a solar vehicle competition in the Turkish city of Izmir. A strange array of...
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Japan’s Pre-Fukushima Solar Aid for Egypt Proceeds

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Despite problems confronted on its own soil, Japan proceeds with its commitment to fund a photovoltaic project in Egypt. Japan's International Cooperation Agency (JICA) announced...
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Suntech To Sell Home Solar Panels in Israel

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Suntech, the world's leading solar panel maker, with 1,800MW of annual production last year in China, is now looking to Israel for its next launch...
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Pythagoras Solar Wins a GE Ecomagination Challenge Award

Susan Kraemer -
Solar glass windows from Pythagoras Solar can generate energy comparable to regular solar panels while cutting heat gain Hot on the heels of its debut...
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Turkey Further Commits to Biodegradable Plastic Products With New Agreement

Julia Harte -
Turkey is ahead of most European countries in its commitment to biodegradable plastics, says the CEO of Cereplast, an international biobased and compostable plastic...
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Paris Gives Morocco’s Solar Plan A Frank Chance

Tafline Laylin -
Europe and MENA need each other. France gives Morocco some of the funds it needs to get its solar plan off the ground. Morocco has...
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And the Cleantech Award Goes To… IDE Technologies

Karen Chernick -
IDE Technologies wins 'Best Company of 2011' - but is it truly the best green company? Selected from among 15 Israeli clean technology companies, Israeli-global...
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Iberdrola Fires Up ISCC in Egypt, at Last

Susan Kraemer -
Politics has long slowed the adoption of more solar in Egypt. This week, a milestone. This week, Spain's Iberdrola pulled the switch on Egypt's first...
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Masdar’s Renewables Strategy Shifts To Wind

Tafline Laylin -
As Masdar's partnership program gains traction in the London Thames estuary, the company is mooting wind power back home - in Abu Dhabi. Masdar is...
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SolarOr to Power Buildings with Honeycombs in Windows

Susan Kraemer -
Many governments worldwide now require double pane glass in windows for energy efficiency. In between the panes is usually a gas that helps to...
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How skinny medicine is reshaping the fashion industry, an interview with Katie Jones

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GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are changing more than waistlines. Fashion researcher Katie Baker Jones explains how weight-loss drugs could reshape clothing sizes, body positivity, textile consumption and the fashion industry.

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