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Water could be issue with western Kan. coal plant

AP – A western Kansas utility’s push to build a new coal-fired power plant has already embroiled it in a lengthy public dispute about potential air pollution, and now the project could touch off a battle over water.

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Stark makes day +1 degree day data available for free

Stark, a leading provider of smart metering services, is making its Day + 1 degree day data freely available through its new website,…

(PRWeb September 05, 2010)

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Merkel sets stage for nuclear power battle

An effigy of German Chancellor Angela Merkel is draped in flags and surrounded by posters of anti-nuclear power protesters during a demonstration outside the Chancellery in Berlin, September 5. Merkel faced one of the biggest battles of her time in office Monday after announcing plans to put off the date when Europe's biggest economy abandons nuclear power.(AFP/Odd Andersen)AFP – German Chancellor Angela Merkel faced one of the biggest battles of her time in office Monday after announcing plans to put off the date when Europe’s biggest economy abandons nuclear power.


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Bee conservation book launched as ecologists gather for annual event

Scientific knowledge and experience about how to conserve wild bees around the world have been brought together by conservation scientists for the first time.

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BOTSWANA: Acquiring a Taste for Recycled Water

Many Batswana are quick to recoil at the mere mention of drinking treated wastewater.

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Insurers call for more action to adapt developing world to climate change

Over 100 insurance companies are calling on governments worldwide to harness risk management techniques to help the developing world adapt to climate change

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Merkel confident on nuclear plan despite opposition

Reuters – German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Monday she was confident that a law to extend the lives of nuclear power reactors could be passed without backing from the upper house of parliament, setting up a clash with opposition parties.

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KENYA: A Bid to Save Macadamia Crops

Joseph Ndirangu Muriithi is a worried man. After watching the fall of coffee farming in Kenya a decade ago, he now fears that his other cash crop will also go into decline as a new disease preys on his macadamia trees.

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