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Energy CEO said he canceled a $100M contract with Neom when he realized the Saudis were bulldozing villages to make space
Malcolm Aw, the CEO and founder of Solar Water, told Business Insider that he became disillusioned …
Tom Porter
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San Diego temporarily solved its water crisis by turning ocean water into fresh water. But desalination won't work everywhere.
Desalination is often touted as a solution to the US’ water crisis. But the process’ cost financial…
Maiya Focht
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MIT researchers have created a solar-powered desalination device that can make seawater drinkable for less than the cost of US tap water
The process, called desalination, could be key to solving global water scarcity, one expert told In…
Katie Hawkinson
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An Unconventional Desalination Technology Could Solve California's Water Shortage
WaterFX also helps solve an issue that has long plagued irrigated land. Soils in the arid west of S…
Dina Spector
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Lockheed Martin Says This Desalination Technology Is An Industry Game-Changer
"Graphene is pure carbon that is made in a hot oven on top of a copper sheet in a vacuum," John S…
Dina Spector
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Neom axed a $1.5B project to make water for the city, report says — another blow to its grand ambition
The plan was to create a plant that delivered two million cubic meters of water a day to Neom, or a…
Tom Porter
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Saudi Arabia's Neom project devolved into a wrestling match between bosses, report says
A dispute between a Neom executive and construction manager degenerated into a physical brawl, acco…
Tom Porter
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Saudi says The Line will be the world's first 'eco-city.' Construction and design specialists aren't so sure.
Saudi Arabia wants The Line to be a high-tech "eco-city." But experts have questioned the city's su…
Beatrice Nolan,Polly Thompson
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Neom's push for foreign investment is getting trickier after allegations of Saudi brutality
Reports that Saudi officials were given license to use lethal force are overshadowing a UK trade de…
Tom Porter
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Singapore is considered one of the best-designed cities in the world. The man who masterminded it has 2 regrets.
Singapore is home to a population of 5.9 million, despite spanning just 284 square miles.
Amanda Goh
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San Francisco Bay's only private island is on sale for $25 million but there's a catch
There isn't any infrastructure on the island as there's no power, running water, or shelter, Chris …
Marielle Descalsota
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PM Modi goes snorkelling in Lakshadweep, recalls "enriching journey of learning and growing"
In a series of posts on X, the PM shared pictures of the scenic beauty of the islands and said "For…
ANI
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Meet the $1 billion water-recycling startup helping the likes of Coca-Cola, BMW, and TSMC curb their usage and clamp down on pollution
The Massachusetts-based company, founded in 2013, became one of the VC ecosystem's first unicorns e…
Tasmin Lockwood
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The Marshall Islands brought a $35 billion plan to the table at COP28 in Dubai — without it, the country risks a climate catastrophe
Most of the Marshall Islands are only 6 feet, or a couple of meters, above sea level. By 2070, sea …
Catherine Boudreau
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I covered the climate crisis and COP28 from an oil-rich nation — here's what I learned and why I'm hopeful for the future
At COP28, the UAE is rife with climate contradictions that spilled into the climate discussions. Bu…
Catherine Boudreau
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A passenger on the 9-month cruise lists things about cruises he finds bizarre, including a rubber duck scavenger hunt
Marc Sebastian, who spent 18 nights aboard Royal Caribbean's Ultimate World Cruise, was surprised t…
Maria Noyen
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Water in Southern Gaza remains 'limited' despite US urging Israel to end the shutoff
"The water pipe" — despite what a top Biden official claimed on Sunday — is not "back o…
Mattathias Schwartz
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Arizona might have to stop construction on homes for more than 800,000 people if it can't find another water source
Arizona homebuyers may have to start looking elsewhere if the state can't find enough water to supp…