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Seawater Greenhouses in Qatar and Abu Dhabi

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EWA Goes From Solar Air Conditioning to Squeezing Water From Thin Air

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Solutions to Sewage Sludge – energy and wetlands

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Beeologics cures Bee Colony Collapse-Associated Virus?

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"Project Interchange" Invites Europe’s Green Makers, Movers and Shakers To Go On “Tour” in Israel

From September 20-27, a delegation of European environmental journalists, policy makers (ie World Bank and EU parliament), energy and climate change specialists, and activism...

Ormat, Leviev Group and Evogene To Produce Castor Oil Biodiesel in Africa

An Israeli Real Estate mogul partners with Ormat and gene company Evogene to investigate castor oil crops in Africa. L.L Biofuel Namibia of the Leviev...

Investment House Talk on Green Investments

This interview features Eyal Hadas, managing director and head of renewable energy at Cukierman & Co. Investment House Ltd. (CIH) in Tel Aviv. We...

Israel's Electric Car Guru Shai Agassi Gets Wired

With the aura of an evangelist, Israel's Shai Agassi is moving full steam ahead to revolutionize the electric car market, with Project Better...

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