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Israel To Research from the Moon?

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The plastic bag story isn't over yet, but it's definitely on the right track. United Arab Emirates' residents are awash with excitement over the Ministry...

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Post-Revolution Egypt Wants New Wind Farms

Make wind power? Egypt wants to talk to you about its electricity needs. In a summary of the policy environment for wind power in Egypt...

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Six Gulf states hook up for profit A few years late, phase two of the long-planned GCC Grid was inaugurated this week. When all four...

Empower to Cool Dubai With Recycled Sewage

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Next BrightSource US Solar Projects Make More Energy than Fossil-Fuel Plants

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BrightSource Energy Has Potential to Supply 13% of California’s Electricity

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Obvious Rainwater-Harvester Idea Wins Phillips Livable Cities Award

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OPEC Countries Seek “Developing Nation” Funds to Capture CO2

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Now 39 Tortoises Halt Phase 2 and 3 of the BrightSource Ivanpah Solar Project

Is the vast benefit of clean energy given accurate weight against the costs to one species of tortoise? BrightSource Energy's 392 MW Ivanpah solar project,...

Look Out Germany! Saudi Arabia to Overtake You as Solar World Leader

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