The company invests in technology for generating power from the ocean.
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Startup Nereus gets $18.3 million to look for new drugs in marine microbes.
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Nanotechnology could help solve the world’s water problems—all it needs is funding.
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Many innovations in the stagnant water industry come from young companies, not deep-pocketed giants.
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India's struggle with water governance
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Leaky Pipes, Drought, and Dirty Rivers
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Israel seeks water technology in the future to make up for past mistakes
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When it comes to China’s water problems, where there’s a will, there’s a way.
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One of the world’s most abundant natural resources is quickly becoming a precious and scarce commodity. Red Herring explores new technologies that will combat the problem.An eight-part series: The New Oil, Israel, China, Africa, India, Europe, United States, Nanotech’s Promise
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"Water is The New Oil" and more in the August 15 issue of Red Herring that reaches newsstands on Monday.
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A new method to lay fiber-optic lines in sewers could mean that pipe dreams sometimes do come true.
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Improving models of the world's most useful solvent point to new properties as strange as they are valuable.
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Shockwave.com struggles to stay afloat.
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Troubling days for Internet stocks spark MacGyver-esque tactics to boost stock prices above $1.
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A panel of industry experts at Venture Market East painted a grim picture for unprofitable Internet startups. Selling out cheap is one of the few options left, and that's getting harder to do.
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Brian Sullivan strove to make water safe. Now he delivers groceries.
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A rising tide of high-tech startup activity and venture capital is bringing Washington, D.C., up to speed.
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