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Israel recycles 86 percent of its wastewater, while California recycles about 13% and the United States as a whole recycles just 1%.

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“We can create a model to show how international cooperation can meet the world’s most pressing — and most rapidly expanding — environmental challenges of our time.”In addition to Donig and Talberth, the partnership’s steering committee includes David Arfin, CEO of First Energy Finance; Jonathan Axelrad, partner in the global law firm DLA Piper; Gil Abrams and Harold Wienerof Terra Venture Partners; Avi Feldman, CEO of renewable energy investment firm Capital Nature; Google eTeam design and construction integrator Andreas Gyr; Jack Levy, Israel Cleantech Ventures partner and founder; Aaron Tartakovsky, cofounder of Epic CleanTec; Roy Wiesner, CEO of Hutchison Kinrot ; Lyuba Wolf of ChargePoint; and Glenn Yago, senior director of the Milken Innovation Center at the Jerusalem Institute for Israel Studies.For over 16 years, ISRAEL21c has brought you the faces and places of Israel every day, spreading the word about Israel to millions of people in virtually every country around the globe. In just a few years, Israel has innovated its way to becoming the world leader on water innovation,” says cofounder Ashleigh Talberth, CEO of the Israeli consulting firm @GreenTECH and previously active in clean-tech think tank Next Generation in the San Francisco Bay area and the US Green Building Council’s Northern California Chapter.“California is in a serious water crisis, with projections for the drought to go from bad to worse,” she continues. Prior to moving to Israel in 2007, she was a specialty writer and copy editor at a major daily newspaper in New Jersey and has freelanced for a variety of newspapers and periodicals since 1984.Ashleigh Talberth, a cofounder of the Israel-California Green-Tech Partnership. Dairy Farming. Israel’s average consumption of water per person per year is 90 cubic meters; Californians currently use almost twice as much (170 cubic meters).US Environmental Protection Agency Achievement Award winner Talberth says the Israel-California Green-Tech Partnership “will strengthen thought leadership, business, investment, entrepreneurship and trade relations between the business communities of California and Israel. “The time has come for Israel and California — the world’s leading hubs for startups and green-tech — to band together and do what they do best: innovate and trail-blaze forward, and lead the world by example.”“Drought in California presents us with a problem that Israel has faced for a long time. The founders plan to sponsor events, summits and delegations of startups and venture capitalists between Israel and California.“A new Israel-California partnership to address today’s water crisis sweeping the American West is not only logical for this region and this country — it is vital,” said cofounder Mark Donig of the UC Berkeley School of Law. First of its kind, our content is originally researched, written and produced by seasoned experts directly from Israel.Abigail Klein Leichman is a writer and associate editor at ISRAEL21c.

Poultry. Photo: courtesy It makes me hopeful that bright people there have made innovation a part of their response,” said former US Secretary of State George Shultz in a statement about the new partnership.“Meeting our water needs will take similarly bright people here and throughout the rest of the United States coming together to understand their experiences and to work out novel answers. Green-tech areas of focus may also include energy, electric vehicles, green building, and climate issues.”The partnership will sponsor a new blog, “Israel-icon Valley,” which will cover cutting-edge green-tech innovation at the intersection of Israel and Silicon Valley.

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September 25, 2015, 1:43 pm. If food security and economic value is the question – greenhouse technology is the answer. News from Israel, the Middle East and ... Israeli green tech.

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At the same time, naturally occurring harmful algal blooms pose a serious threat, turning lakes and other bodies of water into green sludge unfit for consumption or use. For more than a decade, H 2 0 2 ࠤand CuSO 4 have become the “golden standard” for treating small-scale cyanobacterial blooms.