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California's PG&E Looks to Invest up to $1.5 Billion in BrightSource and Alt Energy Plants

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Toronto's Stock Exchange Courts Israeli Clean Tech

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Water and 9 Israel-related Cleantech Headlines, Week of November 15, 2009

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CuraPipe Systems Hires "Pigs" to Repair Leaky Pipelines

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Ormat features as Israel’s clean tech potential For America

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Dow Chemical and Saudi Arabia’s Kaust University Vow To Clean Up Environment

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California's Governator In Israel To Sign Clean Tech Co-op Deal

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How lightning in Africa takes the pulse of the sun

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Jewish Israelis and Jewish Americans Look to US-Israel Cooperation To Break Oil Dependence

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If any of you were able to make Sunday's renewable energy conference in Jerusalem or in San Francisco,  you may have gained a better...
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New Research Ship To Paint The Red Sea Green

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