24/7 Energy News Coverage
April 13, 2010
SOLAR DAILY
Closing In On A Carbon-Based Solar Cell
Bloomington IN (SPX) Apr 13, 2010
To make large sheets of carbon available for light collection, Indiana University Bloomington chemists have devised an unusual solution - attach what amounts to a 3-D bramble patch to each side of the carbon sheet. Using that method, the scientists say they were able to dissolve sheets containing as many as 168 carbon atoms, a first. The scientists' report will appear in a future issue of Nano Letters, an American Chemical Society journal. "Our interest stems from wanting to find an alternat ... read more

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TECH SPACE

A New Principle In Material Science Discovered
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BIO FUEL

Tools For Re-Engineering Biomass Composition
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ENERGY TECH

Natural Gas Potential Assessed In Eastern Mediterranean
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ENERGY TECH

How Is Electrical Power Carried Across The Sea
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CHIP TECH

Super Fast Integrated Circuit Helps In Big Physics Experiment
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TECH SPACE

Graphene Films Clear Major Fabrication Hurdle
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TIME AND SPACE

International Team Discovers Element 117
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AEROSPACE

Polish leader's plane lies mangled in 'forest of death'
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CIVIL NUCLEAR

Nuclear twist: when Russia's old warheads warm US homes
ENERGY TECH

Iraq stability hinges on fate of oil city
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CIVIL NUCLEAR

US, India clear key hurdle in nuclear deal
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CIVIL NUCLEAR

France, Italy boost nuclear cooperation, defend euro
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ENERGY TECH

Nord Stream construction launched
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CAR TECH

India, China car sales race higher
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FROTH AND BUBBLE
Australia to 'throw book' over Barrier Reef oil disaster
Sydney (AFP) April 11, 2010
Australia Sunday said a Chinese ship that crashed and leaked oil at the Great Barrier Reef took an illegal route, vowing to "throw the book" at those to blame for the near environmental catastrophe. Transport Minister Anthony Albanese said the Shen Neng 1, which remains stuck after grounding last Saturday, broke the law after veering 15 nautical miles (30 kilometres) from the shipping lane. ... more

TRADE WARS
China says trade deficit proves yuan not to blame
Beijing (AFP) April 10, 2010
China said Saturday its first trade deficit in six years proved the nation's exchange rate did not play a decisive role in global economic imbalances amid pressure to allow the yuan to appreciate. International critics say Beijing has kept the currency artificially low to boost exports, resulting in massive trade surpluses with the United States and Europe. The issue has become a major sore ... more

POLITICAL ECONOMY
Greece gets EU-IMF hand of help in its dark hour
Athens (AFP) April 9, 2010
The European Union told Greece it stands ready with a debt lifeline in its hour of need on Friday amid a market conviction that a crescendo is near. "The Greek government is courageous and is breaking with the past. We would be ready to intervene if the Greeks ask us to," EU President Herman van Rompuy told interviewers from Le Monde, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, El Pais and De Standa ... more

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WATER WORLD

Worlds Most Usefull Tree Provides Low-Cost Water Purification

ENERGY TECH

Africa should harness Chinese oil-interest: analyst


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ROCKET SCIENCE
Northrop Grumman Launches Next Generation of Wheelbarrow Bomb Disposal Vehicle

First Lockheed Martin Mission Systems F-35 Enters Flight Test

Northrop Grumman Announces Next Test Phase For US Marine Corps G/ATOR System

ROCKET SCIENCE
Lockheed Martin Completes Live Tracking Aegis Exercise

Russia warns US missile shield could derail treaty

Russia lauds nuclear pact -- but reserves right to withdraw

ROCKET SCIENCE
US retiring nuclear Tomahawk missiles

Israel unveils defense shield for Merkavas

Germany charges two over Iran missile equipment exports

ROCKET SCIENCE
Germany orders Dingo 2s for Afghanistan

BAE Systems tops ranking of biggest arms maker: study

Kuwaiti MPs warn of grilling over French jets

ROCKET SCIENCE
A Cyborg Space Race

Japan unveils humanoid robot that laughs and smiles

Japan unveils always-willing dental patient - a robot

ROCKET SCIENCE
Death toll from contagious disease in China doubles in March

Health experts warn against complacency in fighting viruses

Seasonal flu jab linked to increased H1N1 risk: study

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SUPERPOWERS
China spells out Latin America strategy
Rio De Janeiro (UPI) Apr 9, 2010
China has set out clear targets to achieve economic, trade and political objectives from the visit of President Hu Jintao to Brazil, Venezuela and Chile, beginning next week. Chinese officials indicated Beijing was seeking a comprehensive development of China-Latin America relations, one that would encompass all aspects of bilateral exchanges. China has already scored successes in securing oil contracts, providing military equipment and investing in joint projects, but officials admit B ... read more

SUPERPOWERS
Brazil moves slum residents after killer rains

China mine flood toll rises to 33, five still missing

Haiti camp evictions begin ahead of rainy season

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SUPERPOWERS
Ahmadinejad wants millions to quit Tehran over quake fears

Brazil searches for dead, for answers as flood toll climbs

Magnitude 6.2 quake hits southern Spain: USGS

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SUPERPOWERS
Boeing To Provide Next-Generation GPS Ground Systems Support To US Air Force

Northrop Grumman Navigation Capabilities Support Automated Aerial Refueling Program

Navigator Technology Takes GPS To A New High

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SUPERPOWERS
Leaving Iraq: U.S. Army's herculean task

China spells out Latin America strategy

Hu, Obama to mend fences with Washington talks

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SUPERPOWERS
Lockheed Martin Completes Live Tracking Aegis Exercise

Russia warns US missile shield could derail treaty

Russia lauds nuclear pact -- but reserves right to withdraw

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