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Saudi Arabia and IBM to Develop Solar-powered Desalination Plant

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Japan and Saudi Arabia Plan Giant Desalination Equipment Plant to "Freshen Up" Regional Water Supplies

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Israel prepares to combat greenhouse gas emissions

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(Image via go-green.com) Israel’s cabinet approved a joint proposal by the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the Ministry of Finance on Sunday to formulate a...
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