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Bangladesh tries to save coral island from tourism boom
Dhaka (AFP) Dec 29, 2009
Bangladesh has ordered a building freeze on its lone coral island in a bid to save its wildlife and natural beauty from a boom in construction fuelled by tourism, its environment minister said Tuesday. Hasan Mahmud told AFP his government had declared the eight square kilometre (three square mile) St Martin's island an ecologically critical area and had banned new buildings there. "We ha ... read more

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Fire at Indian nuclear centre kills 2: report
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You couldn't make it up: offbeat stories from 2009
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Chinese ship to be freed, Somali pirates say
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China to impose tariffs on chemical imports: govt
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Memory Foam Mattress Review & Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison

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Japan PM heads for India
Tokyo (AFP) Dec 27, 2009
Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama left for India on Sunday for talks with his counterpart Manmohan Singh aimed at strengthening security and economic cooperation. Hatoyama will also meet Rajendra Pachauri, head of a Nobel-winning UN panel of climate scientists, to discuss how to generate momentum on tackling global warming after the Copenhagen climate accord failed to reach binding targ ... more

India to boost warship production: official
New Delhi (AFP) Dec 24, 2009
India announced plans Thursday to shift control of a major shipyard to the military to boost naval warship production amid complaints of delays in existing projects. The announcement came two days after the military expressed concern about India's depleted underwater combat capabilities due to delays in constructing tactical submarines for the 134-ship navy. Information Minister Ambika ... more

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 ... more

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Sri Lanka's tsunami recovery dogged by graft, delays


Top UN climate official warns of Indian energy 'crisis'


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China executes British national, sparking outrage

China shows no tolerance for dissidence

Liu Xiaobo: jailed Chinese intellectual sought change

Walker's World: China versus the world

Liu Xiaobo sentence criticized as harsh

China discovers tomb of ancient legendary ruler

Annual income of Chinese farmers hits record high: media

Nufarm dumps China deal as Japan's Sumitomo moves in

Seven-year-old caught ploughing in Germany: police

U.K. mounts warfare exercise in Falklands

Putin launches new Russia oil route to energy-hungry Asia

Smart Grid spending set to grow worldwide

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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'Misunderstandings' with China are bygones: French PM
Beijing (AFP) Dec 22, 2009
French Prime Minister Francois Fillon said Tuesday that any "misunderstandings" between Paris and Beijing were a thing of the past, as he wrapped up an official visit to China. Fillon told students at Beihang University in the Chinese capital that both sides now wanted to move forward on the basis of "mutual respect," after a row last year over Tibet. "It's true that there have been ... more

Irrigation Decreases, Urbanization Increases Monsoon Rains
West Lafayette IN (SPX) Dec 23, 2009
A Purdue University scientist has shown man-made changes to the landscape have affected Indian monsoon rains, suggesting that land-use decisions play an important role in climate change. Monsoon rainfall has decreased over the last 50 years in rural areas where irrigation has been used to increase agriculture in northern India, said Dev Niyogi, an associate professor of agronomy and earth ... more

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

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France, China sign aviation, nuclear deals


India announces major troop drawdown in Kashmir


Indian jail aims to be 'world's first green prison'
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Refurbished computers aid Kenyan farmers

Guinea's junta celebrates first year in power

Security chiefs 'dominate diamond trade'

Chinese car park makes space for women only

Geely's Volvo bid highlights China's global car ambition

Swedish press sceptical on Chinese takeover of Volvo

You couldn't make it up: offbeat stories from 2009

Events that marked the start of the 21st century

Large Hadron Collider shut down until February

Mini-Research Module MRM1 At Cape For Shuttle Processing

Astronauts Dock At ISS

Expedition 22 Keeps Busy While Awaiting Additional Crew Members

Shuttle Endeavour readied for a space trip

Space shuttle Atlantis lands back on Earth

Atlantis Ready For Landing Friday

Rocket-Motor Test Supports NASA, DOD And Commercial Missions

New Materials Designed To Deal With Hypersonic And Supersonic Hot Stuff

Milt Thompson's Wild Ride

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Flawed climate accord good for Obama at home

India's first commercial solar power plant

Tibet's glaciers in danger of disappearing

New drug threatens India's endangered vultures

Rural communities lead Nepal's green fightback

Abandoned US steel mill costly sign of changing times

Australian PM warns Copenhagen talks face 'failure'

'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

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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

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

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