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Israel Cleantech Intelligence: Sustainable Nuclear Energy and 8 More Headlines

A possible solution to Israel's water crisis, Israel's slow adoption of renewable energy, self-sustaining nuclear energy and more headlines related to Israeli cleantech and...

Oregon’s Governor Looks for Clean Tech Opportunities in Israel

Oregon's Governor Ted Kulongoski (left) will be "fishing" for clean tech and high-tech opportunities in Israel later this month. Oregon's Governor Ted Kulongoski, a Democrat, will...

Vinod Khosla: When “Environmentalists” Get In The Way of Clean Tech Progress

They have the power to stop multi-million solar installations in the Mojave Desert and shut down coal-powered factories for a day and sometimes forever....

Israel Cleantech Intelligence: BrightSource Energy and 9 More Headlines

A new clean tech center in Israel's south, Israeli-Palestinian collaboration on clean water, investment trends and more headlines related to Israeli cleantech and the...

Israel’s SolarEdge Raises $25 Million And Keeps Its Edge

SolarEdge recently secured $25 million in VC funding that it will use to maintain its lead in the PV optimizer market despite steep competition...

Saudi Arabia’s Desalination Market A $50 Billion Opportunity

Saudi Arabia now using more reverse osmosis desalination in the Kingdom over any other water processing method. Like neighboring Kuwait, where virtually all supplies...

Global Investment Plummet Hits Israeli Cleantech Companies… Except BrightSource and Ormat

A slow recovery in the global cleantech sector has left many Israeli companies without VC funding and media coverage, while BrightSource Energy and Ormat...

Obama Touts Israeli-Developed Solar Company BrightSource

About to break ground later this month in California, and with an IPO in the horizon, US President lauds clean tech companies like BrightSource...

Plan for Wind Farm in Galilee Catches Tailwind from Golan Heights Project

A new 100 MW wind energy project is slated for northern Israel. In the wake of the Israeli government’s support for a major wind...

Searching The Globe For Entries To The 5th Annual Green Awards

If your design or project has serious green mettle, why not enter the Global Green Awards? We may have our fair share of not-so-eco maniacs...

The “Saudi Arabia” Of Renewable Energy

Finally! Researchers put skeptics to rest as the "Saudi Arabia" of renewable energy takes off in Northern Scotland. Harnessing the ocean's extraordinary energy potential is...

Israel Cleantech Intelligence: Wind farms and 7 More Headlines

Non drip tomatoes, latest Dead Sea trouble, Ormat in the US and more headlines related to Israeli cleantech and the environment. Israel's government is getting...

New Eilat-Eilot Clean Tech Center May Boost Solar And Wind Energy Projects

Artist rendition of what the new Eilat-Eilot Clean Technology Center may look like Israel's southernmost city of Eilat, which hosts the annual Eilat Eilot Renewable...

BrightSource Prepares for NASDAQ IPO

Set to power 1.4 million US homes, the Israeli solar energy company is headed for a public offering, business papers speculate. The American economy...

Under Highway Piezoelectric “Generators” Could Provide Power to Propel Electric Cars

Piezoelectric  crystal generators may one day power electric cars as well. The infrastructure needed to provide power for Better Place and other types of...

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Are the Great Lakes polluted?

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Starbucks punishes people for drinking plant milk charging them 6X times the cost

Why are coffee drinkers paying extra for plant milk? A Quebec lawsuit against Starbucks, Tim Hortons and Second Cup questions the surcharge.

Portable Aesthetics And The Shift Toward More Flexible Treatment Models

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