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Middle East & Israel Breaking News » High Tech / Health & Sci Tech » Science and Environment

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Environmental insurance taking off as new risks influence financial success

By EHUD ZION WALDOKS

Companies fear that if they don't treat ecological problems, the word will get out and harm their reputation.

This prototype, built by SeaNergy, is a buoy that the company says can generate electricity and desalinate water using nothing but the power of waves.

Riding the wave

By EHUD ZION WALDOKS

Israeli start-up looks to the sea to produce electricity and desalinate water.

A new composite by Curapipe could save Israel massive amounts of water by plugging tiny holes in pipes.

Local firm develops new pipe sealant

By EHUD ZION WALDOKS

Plugging small leaks could save large amounts of water.

Prof. Shlomit Terem of the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology - stands in front of parts of the giant sensor that will be incorporated in the world's largest particle accelerator near Geneva.

Proton beams circulate in Big Bang machine

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

In a significant leap forward, scientists in Geneva switch on world's largest atom smasher after a year of repairs.

Hiriya's former waste disposal site is now a conservation and recycling center.

Going green on both sides of big blue

By RON FRIEDMAN

Environment at heart of flourishing Israel-Diaspora partnerships.

Easy rider

By SAM SER

An Australian oleh wants Israel to become known for an electric-powered, shotgun-resistant folding bike.

Israel No. 4 in scientific activity worldwide

By ABE SELIG

Number of scientific publications per citizen in Israel just behind Switzerland, Sweden and Denmark.

Return to the source

By KARIN KLOOSTERMAN/ISRAEL21C - SPECIAL TO THE JERUSALEM POST

Yaron Zinger, an engineer from Kibbutz Palmahim, has developed a water harvesting and treatment system to collect and clean urban rainwater.

Water industry experts pour into TA for WATEC expo

By EHUD ZION WALDOKS

Delegates from over 100 countries arrive in Israel for bi-annual exhibition showcasing Israeli water technologies.

After boom and bust, global solar energy market ready to mature, analyst says

By EHUD ZION WALDOKS

After a volatile business cycle, technology market is ready for consolidation and realistic growth starting next year, says Lux Research analyst Dr. Johanna Schmidtke.

Warning: Sunspot cycle beginning to rise

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

When the sun sneezes it's Earth that gets sick.

Landau to country: Turn off the lights

By RON FRIEDMAN

Ministry plan aims to curb energy consumption to meet 20%-by-2020 goal.

NASA: Water found in moon crater

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Scientist at Ames Research Center says south pole blast mission reveals "significant amount" of water.

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To Fatah and back

Former Fatah member Aziz Abu Sarah replaces his sticks and stones with words and empowerment.

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Word of the day: grocery store

Companies fear that if they don't treat ecological problems, the word will get out and harm their reputation.

Israeli start-up looks to the sea to produce electricity and desalinate water.

Plugging small leaks could save large amounts of water.

In a significant leap forward, scientists in Geneva switch on world's largest atom smasher after a year of repairs.

Environment at heart of flourishing Israel-Diaspora partnerships.

An Australian oleh wants Israel to become known for an electric-powered, shotgun-resistant folding bike.

Number of scientific publications per citizen in Israel just behind Switzerland, Sweden and Denmark.

Yaron Zinger, an engineer from Kibbutz Palmahim, has developed a water harvesting and treatment system to collect and clean urban rainwater.

Delegates from over 100 countries arrive in Israel for bi-annual exhibition showcasing Israeli water technologies.

After a volatile business cycle, technology market is ready for consolidation and realistic growth starting next year, says Lux Research analyst Dr. Johanna Schmidtke.

When the sun sneezes it's Earth that gets sick.

Ministry plan aims to curb energy consumption to meet 20%-by-2020 goal.

Scientist at Ames Research Center says south pole blast mission reveals "significant amount" of water.

Former Fatah member Aziz Abu Sarah replaces his sticks and stones with words and empowerment.

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