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Power Your Own Workout. GO, dy-na-MO!

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SafeCell Educates and Protects Against Cell Phone Radiation

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Israel to Start Drilling for Oil in a Nature Reserve

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Trio Energy Invents a Greener, More Energy Efficient Greenhouse

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AES Takes Steam Energy Out Of GNRY's Waste Wood Chips

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Middle East Oil Barons See Green Oil Fields in Clean Technology

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Networking In Israel's Growing Cleantech Industry

Introducing Chava Shaked, who shares her adventures in Israel's blossoming cleantech scene. What started off for me as a business, became a vibrant hobby and...

It's Possible to Harvest More Crop Per Drop, Find Israeli Cleantech Researchers

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"Chaschams" Water Saving Devices Go Door to Door

Chascham, the water saving device that can reduce flow by as much as 42%. In April, Green Prophet had a chance to go from door...

David Kamp's "The United States of Arugula" Best Read When Hungry

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Israeli Researchers Listen to Plants to Find Water Contamination

In the Middle East, water is never far from our minds. As Israel's water shortage takes effect, the quality of our water is in...

Is Wind Energy a Danger to Migrating Birds?

We've explored the heady possibilities of wave energy...But what about wind? Wind turbines, those modern day versions of Don Quixote's windmills, may have some...

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