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Karin Kloosterman

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New York, Toronto, United States
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From ancient lands to future solutions. Connecting investors to stakeholders in the Middle East. contact@greenprophet.com

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Award-winning journalist, hightech entrepreneur, medical cannabis advocate, dedicated to promoting cleantech, and sustainable news.

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'Refugees in their own country': Israelis who lived in Hezbollah's shadow still can't go home

'Refugees in their own country': Israelis who lived in Hezbollah's shadow still can't go home

There were still 94,631 Israeli evacuees as of Feb. 29. About half are from Israel's north, and the rest are …

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Harassed, isolated and abandoned: Jewish teachers 'scared for life' at Ontario school board

Harassed, isolated and abandoned: Jewish teachers 'scared for life' at Ontario school board

Teachers say war has amplified antisemitism at Peel District School Board -- and the union and some principal…

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RedSea farms grows from Saudi Arabia to Egypt

RedSea farms grows from Saudi Arabia to Egypt

RedSea has proven it can do low-water needs agriculture in its 6-hectare facility near Riyadh, Saudi Arabia a…

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Family of Canadian-Israeli woman taken hostage in Gaza calls on Canada to help

Family of Canadian-Israeli woman taken hostage in Gaza calls on Canada to help

Tiferet Lapidot's family is hoping Canada can step in and help find out what happened to the 23 year old

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How To Keep IoT Hunters And Poachers Out Of Your Food And Farms | TechCrunch

How To Keep IoT Hunters And Poachers Out Of Your Food And Farms | TechCrunch

A drone equipped to "sniff" Zigbee flew over an Austin neighborhood in early August and found almost 1,600 de…

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Atmospheric Water Generators won’t work until we create clean energy to power them

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By Karin Kloosterman
| Green Prophet
There are roughly 13,000 cubic kilometres of water floating through Earth’s atmosphere at any given time. We can’t see most of it, but we feel it every humid summer morning. For decades, engineers have been trying to turn that invisible reservoir into drinking water. And for more than 2 decades we’ve been writing about the promise. When you first hear about Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs) and the ability to pull water from thin air, the idea sounds like magic.
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Ozempic is changing our bodies. Could it shrink the economy too?

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By Karin Kloosterman
| Green Prophet
GLP-1 drugs are changing American bodies. Fashion researchers are already asking what happens to clothing when millions of people become smaller. But I think there is a much bigger environmental question hiding here. What happens if the physical infrastructure surrounding those bodies gets smaller too? Smaller clothes require less fabric. People with suppressed appetites may consume less food and be satisfied with smaller portions.
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A billion dollar bet on Pacific Fusion’s New Mexico campus

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By Karin Kloosterman
| Green Prophet
A billion-dollar fusion experiment is taking shape in the New Mexico desert, where startup Pacific Fusion hopes to achieve something no fusion facility has yet managed: produce more fusion energy than the total energy stored in the machine. Pacific Fusion broke ground in August on a $1 billion Research and Manufacturing Campus at Mesa del Sol in Albuquerque.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Working at the Jerusalem Post in Tel Aviv. I was thrown into the fire.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes. I started writing on one. By the time I was 21 it was already vintage.

How is social media changing news?

It's allowing everyday people to be part of the conversation, but facts are being distorted for "clickbait"