Wikipedia's first sentence called it “middle eastern website featuring clean tech and eco news”. Today it says “news website that covers clean technology and sustainable news about the middle east”.
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The opening as it read in 2015
Green Prophet, founded in 2007 by environmental activist Karin Kloosterman, is the Middle Eastern website featuring clean tech and eco news. As the leading news site in sustainable voices from the Middle East, Green Prophet covers green design, eco-faith, solar and wind energy, organic living, oil independence, science and health.1 Over 20 journalists and analysts report for Green Prophet, following social issues related to the environment, in the Middle East-North Africa region. The site was founded in 2007 by environmental activist Karin Kloosterman , a long-time environment reporter and activist from Canada, now living in the Middle East. Through Green Prophet she is active on the ground in Israel, the PA and regionally on social change projects, and in researching reports that influence key policy makers. Karin Kloosterman is a writer on Huffington Post . As the leading news site in sustainable voices from the Middle East, Green Prophet covers green design, eco-faith, solar and wind energy, organic living, oil independence, science and health.2 Over 20 journalists and analysts report for Green Prophet, following social issues related to the environment, in the Middle East-North Africa region.
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Green Prophet is a website and blog featuring clean technology and eco news.It focuses mainly on topics related to the Middle East .In 2012, the site was reaching almost 200,000 viewers per month.By 2015, more than 20 journalists and analysts reported for Green Prophet, following social issues related to the environment, in the Middle East-North Africa region.Peace x Peace , March 2012 -By Mary Liepold
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Green Prophet is a news website that covers clean technology and sustainable news about the Middle East. It focuses mainly on topics related to the Middle East . In 2012, the site was reaching almost 200,000 viewers per month. By 2015, more than 20 journalists and analysts reported for Green Prophet, following social issues related to the environment, in the Middle East-North Africa region. Peace x Peace , March 2012 -By Mary Liepold
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Today
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “middle eastern website featuring clean tech and eco news”. Today it says “news website that covers clean technology and sustainable news about the middle east”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then
middle eastern website featuring clean tech and eco news
Now
news website that covers clean technology and sustainable news about the middle east
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