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November 28, 2015

Monkeys in Asia harbor virus from humans, other species
Seattle WA (SPX) Nov 26, 2015
When it comes to spreading viruses, bats are thought to be among the worst. Now a new study of nearly 900 nonhuman primates in Bangladesh and Cambodia shows that macaques harbor more diverse astroviruses, which can cause infectious gastroenteritis or diarrhea in humans. "If you are a bat, you have bat astrovirus, but if you are a monkey, you could have everything," said Lisa Jones-Engel, a research scientist at the University of Washington National Primate Research Primate Center and a co-author o ... read more

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Warming ocean worsened Australia's fatal 2011 floods As world leaders gather in Paris at the end of the month for the COP 21 climate summit, new research from scientists reveals the destructive impact the warming global ocean can have on society. ... more		Stormy space weather puts equatorial regions' power at risk Dr Brett Carter of the RMIT SPACE Research Centre and his team from RMIT, Boston College and Dartmouth College, found that these equatorial electrical disruptions threaten power grids in Southeast A ... more		India seeks 'climate justice' for poor nations at Paris talks India will urge rich nations to deliver "climate justice" for developing countries at a major environmental conference in Paris later this month, the environment minister has said in an interview with AFP. ... more
				Rockwell Collins opens new facility in India A new facility in India has been opened by Rockwell Collins, which hs signed a 15-year lease for the building located in Bangalore. ... more		UN peacekeepers must use force where needed: US envoy United Nations peacekeepers have a responsibility to protect civilians where they are deployed even if that means using force, the US envoy to the world body said Friday during a visit to India, one of the biggest troop contributors. ... more

Greenpeace India's shutdown halted temporarily, group says An Indian court on Friday temporarily suspended an order cancelling Greenpeace India's operating licence in the country, the group said, the latest twist in its ongoing battle with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. ... more		138 world leaders to attend Paris climate summit: France A total of 138 heads of state and government so far will attend a climate summit due to kick off in terror-hit Paris on November 30, the French government said Friday. ... more		Greenland is helpful, but not vital, for US missile defense European military mission in Greenland as US aim 'remains intact' Amazon expands 'sovereign cloud' in Europe		Mountains may depart, says Tibetan filmmaker Snow-capped mountains, endless grasslands, smiling monks: Tibetan filmmaker Pema Tseden's latest vision of his homeland, shot in stark black and white, relegates these to the background. ... more
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Bangladesh signs $250m satellite deal with French firm Bangladesh on Wednesday signed a $250 million deal with French-Italian firm Thales Alenia Space in Dhaka to build the country's first communications satellite, officials said. ... more		France tightens borders ahead of climate summit France reintroduced border checks on Friday as it tightened security ahead of UN climate talks that start in Paris at the end of the month. ... more		A new tool to guide recovery from disasters The 1999 Odisha Cyclone struck the eastern coast of India, knocking out whole swaths of the Indian Railways Network, bringing the eastern IRN system to a halt. Cyclones Hudhud and Phailin caused sim ... more		Senior US lawmaker tours Tibet six years after Beijing 'refusal' Senior US lawmaker Nancy Pelosi led a congressional delegation on a rare visit to Tibet, China confirmed Thursday, more than six years after reportedly being forbidden from visiting the region. ... more

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Nepal at risk of 'humanitarian crisis': US embassy		Tech-sharing key to success of climate summit: France		GSAT-15 begins the payload integration process for Arianespace's next Ariane 5 mission		Astrosat's Soft X-ray Telescope Sees First Light		India's choked capital fails to collect new 'pollution toll'

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India gets help with renewable energy sector

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Fuel-strapped Nepal sends team to China to ease supply

Powerful quake rocks South Asia, 70 dead

Long-awaited pipeline through Afghanistan moving forward

China to donate fuel to Nepal: official

Pakistan premier urges US to take its side against India

India reaches out to Africa in resources race with China

India paves way for women in army combat roles

India's capital holds first 'car-free day' to combat filthy air

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India's Tata Steel blames China for British jobs cuts

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India, US hold naval exercise with Japan as ties grow

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