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Transplanting seas to inland ocean lakes? A good idea for the Middle East? The two century-old and highly respected Japanese engineering giant Shimizu has hatched...
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To heat up its solar development, the Egyptian government is offering free land to potential solar investors. Despite Israel's innovative green tech sector, and...
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Save Trees. Save Your Document In Unprintable WWF Format

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Leviathan Gets EUREKA Grant to Tap Municipal Hydro Power

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California’s Hara Could Cut a Staggering 12 Terawatt Hours of Energy Waste in Abu Dhabi

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Israel's Innowattech is engineering  piezoelectric technology for trains. This time, in conjunction with the National Railway Company, they are testing the efficacy of their piezo-electric...
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Israeli Electric Cars on the Fast Track – Says Company’s Power Supplier

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Unprecedented Climate Change Research Rig Starts Drilling At Dead Sea

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Qatar Foundation Tries an Exciting New Contestant Show: Stars of Science!

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Israel Signs Landmark Solar Energy Agreement with Arava Power

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Arava Power, based in Kibbutz Ketura in southern Israel, is blazing the bureaucratic path for solar fields in Israel. Israel reached a milestone yesterday in...
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How skinny medicine is reshaping the fashion industry, an interview with Katie Jones

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