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Israeli firm to build country s first green hydrogen project

The facility, located in Kibbutz Yotvata, would generate the green hydrogen for use in industrial infrastructures like transportation systems and industrial plants.

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IEC inks $8 million deal with company that uses air, water to store energy

Touted as a cost-competitive, sustainable alternative to lithium batteries, Augwind's 'air batteries' can power turbines when needed

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A Tiny Piece of Plastic Is Helping Farmers Use Far Less Water

A Tiny Piece of Plastic Is Helping Farmers Use Far Less Water
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AgroScout Raises $7 5 Million to Expand its AI-based Agronomy Analytics Service

AgroScout Raises $7 5 Million to Expand its AI-based Agronomy Analytics Service
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10 Things To Know About Tu B Shvat - The Westside Gazette

10 Things To Know About Tu B’Shvat 10 Things To Know About Tu B’Shvat By Naama Barak With the recent New Year’s Eve being a rather underwhelming event courtesy of Covid-19, it’s a good thing that there’s another one just around the corner: Tu B’Shvat, the Jewish New Year of the Trees, which is celebrated on Jan. 28 this year. The festival is one of the lesser-known ones on the Jewish calendar, tucked in between the more famous Hannukah and Purim. Nonetheless, it’s pretty cool and also very easy to celebrate even in accordance with health regulations.

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