An Israeli technology called “SealSand” is being touted as a possible tool to help clean up oil spilled in the Gulf of Mexico. According to Wayne Fried, CEO of US distributor Sealeon, and Richard Fried, Sealeon marketing director, the biggest obstacle to deploying the technology is the question of who would pay for it to be produced. Here is their interview and a demonstration from CNBC:
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Washington, D.C., June 29: Avi Zinger, Ben & Jerry’s Israeli licensee, has settled the federal lawsuit …
For the first time since its inception in 2004, the Summer Institute for Israel Studies (SIIS), a faculty fellowship program that gives professors from around the world the foundation to teach about Israel, will host five participants from institutions in the Abraham Accord countries of Bahrain, Morocco, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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