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June 27, 2014

What will climate policy mean for coal?
Vienna, Austria (SPX) Jun 25, 2014
Limiting climate change to 2C means shutting down coal power plants - an unpopular proposition for coal power companies. But a new study shows that delaying climate policies could prove even worse for power plant owners. Coal power plants are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions, and new plants are planned around the world, particularly in India and China. These new power plants are built to run for 30-50 years, paying off only after years of operation. But stringent climate policies could m ... read more

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Hybrid Vehicles More Fuel Efficient In India, China Than in US What makes cities in India and China so frustrating to drive in-heavy traffic, aggressive driving style, few freeways-makes them ideal for saving fuel with hybrid vehicles, according to new research ... more		New India government struggles with Iraq 'kidnap' crisis India's new government struggled Thursday to make headway in its first foreign crisis as it tried to secure the release of 40 construction workers being held in war-torn Iraq, home to some 10,000 Indian expatriates. ... more		India says knows location of abducted workers in Iraq India said Thursday it knows the location of its 40 workers abducted in violence-torn Iraq, as several of their families said they spoke with the captured men who were scared but "safe". ... more
				India authority orders Coke plant closed Authorities in northern India have ordered the closure of a Coca-Cola bottling plant at the centre of protests that it is extracting too much groundwater, an official said Wednesday. ... more		Study reveals conditions linked to deadly bird flu and maps areas at risks A dangerous strain of avian influenza, H7N9, that's causing severe illness and deaths in China may be inhabiting a small fraction of its potential range and appears at risk of spreading to other sui ... more

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H7N9 flu: New map pinpoints Asian countries at risk Five Asian countries could join China as targets for the H7N9 bird flu virus that has claimed about a hundred lives since it erupted in March 2013, scientists said Tuesday. ... more		China, Britain sign trade deals worth 14 bn pounds Britain and China signed trade deals on Tuesday worth more than Pounds 14 billion ($28 billion, 17 billion euros), during a visit to London by Premier Li Keqiang aimed at resetting economic and diplomatic ties. ... more		Greenland truce or Trump win? Davos "framework" pauses tariffs but not the takeover boasts Greenlanders doubtful over Trump resolution EU says ready to sign defence and security pact with India		Japan plans carbon offset scheme with India: report Japan is set to offer India a carbon offset scheme that would see Tokyo's environmental technology used by the rising Asian giant to help reduce its emissions, a report said. ... more
				Modi vows stronger Bhutan energy ties in first foreign visit India's Narendra Modi on Monday pledged stronger energy ties with tiny neighbour Bhutan as he wrapped up his first foreign visit since becoming prime minister, a trip aimed at checking China's influence in the region. ... more		Chinese premier hopes to 'change misperceptions' on UK trip Chinese Premier Li Keqiang begins a three-day visit to Britain on Monday, hoping to "change misperceptions" about his country and improve diplomatic relations with London. ... more

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UK eases visa access for Chinese as premier visits Britain on Monday announced it would ease access to visas for Chinese tourists and business people ahead of a visit by Premier Li Keqiang aimed at strengthening ties. ... more		Wary of Chinese advances, India's Modi woos neighbours Narendra Modi will step up a charm offensive with India's neighbours in the hope of stopping them falling into China's embrace when he travels next week to Bhutan on his first foreign trip since becoming prime minister. ... more		Trump vows to relaunch Egypt-Ethiopia talks on dam row China's birth rate falls to lowest on record Chile police arrest suspect over deadly wildfires		Angry protests in India's capital over power blackouts Angry protests broke out in India's capital overnight over power blackouts as summer temperatures soar, fuelling concerns of a repeat of an electricity crisis two years ago, police said Wednesday. ... more
Catastrophe averted: How UK nuke sub crew cheated death The crew of a UK submarine had a close brush with death when an air-conditioning failure caused temperatures to soar, it has emerged. Catastrophe was averted after the submarine dived down 200 meter ... more		Monument to Gagarin can inspire young cosmonauts for their achievements Monument to pioneering Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin to be opened in Prague, the Czech Republic, on Tuesday. The idea to set up bust of first human in space belongs to Dialog of Cultures - United Wo ... more		Australia, Malaysia outline next stage of MH370 search Australia on Tuesday said it had chosen a Dutch firm to help it map the Indian Ocean floor as the search for missing flight MH370 heads deeper under water. ... more		Delhi heatwave prompts crisis measures to save power The New Delhi government was cutting power at shopping malls and turning off street lights as the mercury soared to avoid a repeat of a power crisis two years ago, an official said Monday. ... more

	India searches for students washed away in river surge Rescuers found five bodies Monday and were searching for 20 more people feared dead in northern India after they were swept away by a sudden surge of water released from a dam, officials said. ... more		India monsoon advances as heatwave bakes north India's monsoon, dubbed an "economic lifeline", advanced along the southern coast Saturday after arriving nearly a week late as a heatwave baked the north, causing blackouts in the power-starved country. ... more

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New Indian PM to visit Japan in boost for Abe		China, India are 'natural partners', envoy tells Modi		India nuclear reactor attains 'full capacity'		Rivals India and China hold first major talks since Modi win		Pakistan: Decline and fall?
Tibet leaders slam China 'repression' in new autonomy push		2,000 Nepalese tree-huggers claim world record		Pollution-ridden Bangladesh unveils green tax in budget		Dalai Lama in democracy call ahead of Tibet autonomy push		NATO anti-piracy ops until 2016

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13 dead as monsoon triggers havoc in Sri Lanka capital

Chinese ship in latest glitch in MH370 search mission

MH370 search on right track: Australian transport chief

Modi invites China President Xi to visit India

Australia rules out swathe of ocean as MH370 crash zone

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MH370 relatives accuse Malaysia of withholding data

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Modi sworn in as India PM promising 'inclusive' agenda

India PM Modi, Pakistan's Sharif meet for talks

Jaitley named India's finance, defence minister

Chinese woman summits Everest, helped by chopper lift

Malaysia releases satellite data on MH370

Pakistani premier to attend Indian PM-elect Modi's swearing-in

Nepal glaciers shrink by quarter in 30 years: scientist

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