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December 24, 2009
EU lashes out as climate discord deepens
Brussels (AFP) Dec 23, 2009
Europe accused the United States and China of torpedoing the Copenhagen climate summit and vowed not to back down in its push for a tough, binding accord to avert the potential disaster of global warming. Post-summit recriminations deepened even among the select nations, including the United States, China, India and Brazil, that convened behind closed doors to stitch together a widely panned ... read more

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Sri Lanka's tsunami recovery dogged by graft, delays
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Top UN climate official warns of Indian energy 'crisis'
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'Misunderstandings' with China are bygones: French PM
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Irrigation Decreases, Urbanization Increases Monsoon Rains
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Bangladesh wants 15 pct of climate fund: minister
Dhaka (AFP) Dec 22, 2009
Bangladesh, one of the nations most vulnerable to global warming, will seek 15 percent of a 30-billion-dollar climate change fund committed at the Copenhagen summit, the environment minister said Tuesday. Bangladesh, with a population of 150 million, makes up around 15 percent of the approximately one billion people estimated to be affected by global warming, Environment Minister Hasan ... more

France, China sign aviation, nuclear deals
Beijing (AFP) Dec 21, 2009
France and China on Monday hailed their reinvigorated ties, putting a spat over Tibet behind them and sealing a series of economic deals during a visit by French Prime Minister Francois Fillon. Fillon's high-profile visit came on the heels of the marathon climate change talks in Copenhagen, at which China came in for sharp criticism -- notably from the Europeans -- for rejecting any move to ... more

India announces major troop drawdown in Kashmir
New Delhi (AFP) Dec 18, 2009
The Indian army said Friday it had pulled 30,000 troops out of Kashmir, one of the biggest military drawdowns in a decade and reflecting a sharp fall in violence in the disputed region. "We have moved out two divisions of infantry formations who were on internal security duties... and approximately the number of soldiers pulled out is 30,000 men," spokesman Colonel Om Singh said in New Delhi ... more

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Indian jail aims to be 'world's first green prison'


Flawed climate accord good for Obama at home


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Protesters burn flag as Taiwan and China sign deals

In Macau, gambling's the only game in town

China rejects US, EU calls for dissident's release

Air Force One better than cattle class, says Sasha Obama

US says Chinese dissident trial 'uncharacteristic of a great country'

Japan-US secret nuclear deal discovered: reports

Seven-year-old caught ploughing in Germany: police

Yao Ming aims to quell China's appetite for shark fin

Machine could replace plant sorters

Chinese-led group initials deal for Iraq oil field: ministry

Iraq on collision course with OPEC

Method Makes Refineries More Efficient

China To Launch Civil HD Survey Satellite In 2011

China Launches First Public-Welfare Mini Satellite

Chang'e-1 Has Blazed A New Trail In China's Deep Space Exploration

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India's first commercial solar power plant
New Delhi (UPI) Dec 16, 2009
India inaugurated Azure Power's 2-megawatt photovoltaic plant in the state of Punjab, the first privately owned, utility-scale power plant on the Asian subcontinent. Built under a 30-year power purchase agreement with the Punjab State Electricity Board, the plant will help power 4,000 rural homes for 20,000 people. Farooq Abdullah, minister of new and renewable energy, said the ... more

Tibet's glaciers in danger of disappearing
Beijing (UPI) Dec 15, 2009
Tibet's glaciers are melting at an alarming rate, scientists say. Black soot is probably responsible for as much as half of the glacial melt and greenhouse gases responsible for the rest, according to research announced Tuesday by NASA and the Chinese Academy of Sciences. "During the last 20 years, the black soot concentration has increased two- to three-fold relative to its ... more

New drug threatens India's endangered vultures
New Delhi (AFP) Dec 15, 2009
Scientists who helped secure a ban on a cattle medicine blamed for plummeting vulture populations in India are scratching their heads after a replacement drug also proved lethal to the birds. Vultures, which have almost mythical status across much of the world, have become an endangered species in India due to their vulnerability to drugs found in the carrion they eat. Their near total ... more

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Rural communities lead Nepal's green fightback


Abandoned US steel mill costly sign of changing times


Australian PM warns Copenhagen talks face 'failure'
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Guinea's junta celebrates first year in power

Security chiefs 'dominate diamond trade'

At last, climate funds start to take shape at UN talks

Ford agrees Volvo sale to Chinese carmaker

Microsoft's Liddell is GM's new chief financial officer

Honda to build fifth plant in China: report

Large Hadron Collider shut down until February

Scientist Uncovers Relics Of Ancient Cosmos

Galaxy Collision Switches On Black Hole

Astronauts Dock At ISS

Expedition 22 Keeps Busy While Awaiting Additional Crew Members

Astronauts blast off on Christmas space voyage

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Milt Thompson's Wild Ride

X-51A WaveRider Gets First Ride Aboard B-52

Orion Launch Abort System Attitude Control Motor Lights Up Sky

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'Dire' Bangladesh policing threatens democracy: think-tank

Wind power to gain from Copenhagen deal

India tests nuclear-capable ballistic missile

EADS opens Indian technology center

China's Wen phones India, Brazil amid climate rift: Xinhua

Outside View: Playing the India card

Copenhagen hosts alternative climate summit

Rights under growing threat in China: analysts

India, Russia settle aircraft carrier deal

Bangladesh, Myanmar worst-hit by extreme weather: study

India's Tata launches low-cost water filter for rural poor

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India, Russia sign deals on nuclear energy, defence

Indian govt under fire in parliament over carbon pledge

India Hopes To Join Cryogenic Rocket Engine Club January 2010

EADS Eyes Tie-Up With ISRO On Hypersonic Plane Technologies

Astrosat All Set To Be Launched Next Year

Indian PM heads to Russia seeking closer defence ties

Melting Himalayan glaciers threaten 1.3 billion Asians

Mauritius urges UK to freeze Chagos marine park project

GM and China's SAIC to launch India auto venture

Premature US exit could enflame Afghanistan and Pakistan

One dead in Mumbai water shortage protests: report

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