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May 05, 2010
CAR TECH
Telekom Austria turns phone boxes into car recharging stations
Vienna (AFP) May 4, 2010
If you've run out of juice for your environmentally friendly electric car, a recharge may be only a phone call away, literally, under a new scheme unveiled by Telekom Austria here Tuesday. The telecommunications company has decided to turn its public telephone boxes - which are in danger of becoming obsolete anyway thanks to mobile phones - into battery recharging stations for electric cars. Admittedly, the scheme is still in its infancy: there are just 223 electric cars currently registered i ... read more

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CIVIL NUCLEAR

Malaysia aims to have nuclear power plant by 2021
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POLITICAL ECONOMY

Outside View: Derivatives
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ENERGY TECH

Asian countries ahead in green investment
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POLITICAL ECONOMY

Obama to work 'overtime' on oil spill economic fallout
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CAR TECH

Germany launches electric car initiative
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SOLAR DAILY

Hitachi America Focusing On Energy Storage For Wind And Solar Farms
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SOLAR DAILY

Envision Solar Goes Public
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WIND DAILY

Intertek Opens Test Center For Small Wind Turbines
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ENERGY TECH

BP delays oil 'dome' deployment until Wednesday
AEROSPACE

Scotland, N.Ireland airspace to close in new ash alert
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TRADE WARS

Asian interest but no bidders for Indonesian treasure sale
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TRADE WARS

Australian mining sector faces profit tax
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ENERGY NEWS

Brazil to lavish power project on Paraguay
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WIND DAILY

Wind power to run Falklands military base
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AEROSPACE
New ash risk closes British, Irish airspace
London (AFP) May 5, 2010
Britain and Ireland were closing parts of their airspace Wednesday after a fresh cloud of ash arrived from the Icelandic volcano that caused air travel chaos in Europe last month. British regulators ordered an airspace shutdown over parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland from 7:00 am (0600 GMT) for 12 hours for most affected airports, warning that high ash levels could damage plane engines. ... more

ENERGY TECH
Ships rushed to Gulf islands as first oil arrives
On A Plane Over The Chandeleur Islands, Louisiana (AFP) May 4, 2010
An impromptu recovery fleet rushed Tuesday to an uninhabited US island chain in the Gulf of Mexico as the leading edge of a giant oil slick reached its shores. Twelve shrimp trawlers and 10 official response boats frantically laid protective boom around some of the Chandeleur Islands - a prime marsh and wildlife area - but initially failed to confirm any land impacts. BP chief operatin ... more

ENERGY TECH
Vietnam to spend billions on islands amid China dispute
Hanoi (AFP) May 4, 2010
Vietnam has announced an 8.5-billion-dollar economic and defence development plan for a string of islands along its resource-rich coastline, as a broader sovereignty dispute simmers with China. A copy of the plan, dated April 28, was obtained by AFP on Tuesday. It calls for development over a 10-year period of a string of islands stretching from Phu Quoc near Cambodia in the southwest to ... more

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SUPERPOWERS

Sarkozy wants 'confident and friendly' ties with China

DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Katrina's lessons frame Obama oil response


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STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Raytheon Awarded Digital Radar Warning Receiver Contract

Harvest HAWK Completes Phase One Testing

BAE integrates its Australian research

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Israel seeks U.S. aid for Iron Dome

LockMart Receives THAAD Field Support Contract

Poland to receive first US missiles in May: ministry

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Hezbollah chief refuses to confirm Scud build-up

LM Delivers 10,000th GMLRS Rocket To US Army

Syria,Iran arm Hezbollah with improved missiles: US

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Boeing Announces Formation Of Airlift And Tankers Division

Pentagon still aims for tanker decision by autumn

Companies team up for ground combat vehicle bid

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
NASA Outlines Big Plans For Humanoid Robot

Robot takes on battle of the bulge

Robonaut Set To Join Space Station Crew As R2

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Bird flu kills Indonesian girl: hospital

Scientists Favor Needles Over Tablets For Global Vaccinations

One year on, Mexico still recovering from swine flu

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SUPERPOWERS
Thin Arctic Ice May See Drifting Stations On Artificial Platforms
Moscow, Russia (RIA Novosti) May 03, 2010
Thinning Arctic ice may cause drifting research stations to be placed on firm ground or artificially-made platforms, the head of Russian Meteorological Centre said on Thursday. "We have to think about using some... constructions, instead of blocks of drifting ice as platforms," Alexander Frolov said. Russian and Soviet polar scientists have used drifting ice stations in the Arctic Ocean since the 1930s. A new Russian drifting polar station started work in September 2009. However the ice it w ... read more

SUPERPOWERS
More than 2,000 babies born to China quake mothers: report

Haitian mail links to be restored

Dome to capture oil from disaster well as slick spreads

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SUPERPOWERS
Flooding kills at least 18 in Tennessee: officials

Tornado, floods kill at least 22 in southern US

Ireland, Britain order new ash flight bans: air authorities

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SUPERPOWERS
EADS and Thales in French geomatics deal

Honeywell To Supply Inertial Measurement Units For GPS Satellites

Northrop Grumman Navigation Capabilities Support Automated Aerial Refueling Program

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SUPERPOWERS
Turkish general goes on trial over 'coup plot'

Thin Arctic Ice May See Drifting Stations On Artificial Platforms

Sarkozy wants 'confident and friendly' ties with China

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SUPERPOWERS
Israel seeks U.S. aid for Iron Dome

LockMart Receives THAAD Field Support Contract

Poland to receive first US missiles in May: ministry

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