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Nov 15 2009
France and Brazil pledge carbon cut | Print |  E-mail
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Brazil urged the US and China to back strong measures at the Copenhagen meeting [EPA]
Brazil urged the US and China to back strong measures at the Copenhagen meeting [EPA]
Brazil and France have endorsed a common position on fighting global warming before next month's UN climate change conference in Copenhagen.

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Scores die in China snowstorms | Print |  E-mail
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China's state media says some of the snowfall may have been induced through cloud seeding [AFP]
China's state media says some of the snowfall may have been induced through cloud seeding [AFP]
Scores of people have been killed in China due to heavy snows, some of which were artificially created.

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Nasa finds water on the Moon | Print |  E-mail
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Nasa's plans to put US astronauts back on the Moon by 2020 have been hindered by a lack of funds [AFP]
Nasa's plans to put US astronauts back on the Moon by 2020 have been hindered by a lack of funds [AFP]
A "significant amount" of frozen water has been found on the Moon, Nasa says.

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Dutch to levy 'green' road tax | Print |  E-mail
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Taxis, vehicles for the disabled, buses, motorcycles and classic cars are exempt from the bill [EPA]
Taxis, vehicles for the disabled, buses, motorcycles and classic cars are exempt from the bill [EPA]
The Dutch government has approved a bill to impose tax on drivers for every kilometer they are on the road, a move it says will reduce traffic jams, fatal accidents and carbon emissions.

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Fatal blast at Russian arms depot | Print |  E-mail
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Russian television showed flames billowing from the arms depot, located east of Moscow [AFP]
Russian television showed flames billowing from the arms depot, located east of Moscow [AFP]
Thirty-five people are missing after a series of blasts tore through an arms depot outside the Russian city of Ulyanovsk.

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