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Eilat-Eilot Conference: The Ins & Outs Of Renewable Energy In Israel

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Everybody who is anybody in Israel's renewable energy business ought to attend this event. There has never been a more critical time in human history....
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Israel's new desalination plan, water cooperation in the Middle East, Solaris Synergy, and more headlines related to Israeli cleantech and the environment. Following reports that...
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Working in Blocks, Spin-offs of Arizona Solar Energy Projects Could Fit Mideast

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Arizona solar energy "modules" may work well in the Middle East The American state of Arizona has much in common with many parts of...
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Uganda’s Smart New Feed-in Tariff Could Ease MENA Energy Issues

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Under new sophisticated new renewable energy policy in Uganda and a recent World Bank grid expansion connecting to Africa, soon it could be Uganda...
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500 Solar-Powered Recycling Units Promote Abu Dhabi’s Conservation Culture

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The municipality in Abu Dhabi is sponsoring 500 solar-paneled recycling containers. A whole host of constructive ideas are being generated in the UAE's capital, Abu...
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Sahara Forest Project Jordan

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Jordan will be the location of the Sahara Forest Project which uses solar power to create clean water and electricity for agriculture Whilst deserts can...
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Israel Cleantech Intelligence: BrightSource and 8 More Headlines

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SolarEdge in England, fish farming, the pros and cons of desalination, and more headlines related to Israeli cleantech and the environment. This past week BrightSource...
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First AeroFarms Unit Installed This Week in Jeddah

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Jeddah, the "ancestor of women",  hosts breakthrough food production technology AeroFarms, a company whose vertical skyscraper farming idea we have covered before, is now beginning...
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“Desert Cube” Greens Urinals by Eliminating Flushing

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New technology breaks down minerals in urine to keep urinals dry and clean. Eliminating the use of clean water for flushing toilets is important everywhere,...
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BrightSource Joins Last Minute Renewables Rush in Greece to Head Off EU Fines

Susan Kraemer -
Greece has been no Sweden, Germany, Finland, Denmark or Portugal, when it comes to the new cleantech economy. That is changing fast. Look...
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Masdar’s Futuristic Eco-Pod-Car Has Arrived – Fasten Your Seatbelts!

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Masdar - the Eco-city - is home to the hottest and most energy efficient transport system in the world: The Personal Rapid Transit (pod car). The PRT is fast, powered by lithium batteries, driverless, can carry up to 10 people safely and looks oh so beautiful in the gleaming sun... Check out more here.
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Abu Dhabi to Compost its Oil Industry Wastes

Susan Kraemer -
Abu Dhabi is to green up desert oil fields using composting of waste products, including those from the oil industry itself. The French start-up company...
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Clever Human-Powered Transport Proposed for Low Carbon Masdar City

Susan Kraemer -
Minneapolis Rollerblade Inventor Wants Masdar Biking Monorail Skyways Why can't getting around be as safe and comfortable as sitting in a car, and yet be...
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Wind Giant Vestas Gives Half of its $1.5 Million Zayed Prize to Other Renewable Innovators

Susan Kraemer -
The Zayed Future Energy Prize is like the Nobel Prize for solutions to climate change. An extremely select jury of international experts in climate change...
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Israel sends wrong message about desalination

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Construction has begun in Israel on the world's largest reverse osmosis desalination plant. What about water conservation and recycling?
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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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A new study published in Science finds that psilocybin may prevent chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy by protecting sensory nerves and keeping their mitochondrial energy supply functioning.

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