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May 11, 2010
AEROSPACE
The New Sky Of The Twenty First Century
Munich, Germany (SPX) May 11, 2010
Less noise, less exhaust, less refuse - air travel of the future is expected to be quieter, cleaner and more environmentally friendly. To achieve this goal, new structural concepts and aerodynamic profiles have to be engineered, along with better drive concepts as well as adapted logistical designs, and then put to use. In the EU project Clean Sky, Fraunhofer researchers want to make their contribution to solving this Herculean task. They present their initial findings at ILA, the international ae ... read more

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ENERGY TECH

BP hopes 'top hat' will succeed where dome failed
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POLITICAL ECONOMY

EU leaders draft $1 trillion rescue plan
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BIO FUEL

Study Paves Way For New Biofuel Technologies
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CHIP TECH

Hot New Material Can Keep Electronics Cool
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FROTH AND BUBBLE

Alarm raised over chemical dispersants used in US oil spill
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POLITICAL ECONOMY

China's consumer prices, bank lending rise in April
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AEROSPACE

Euro air traffic controllers warn of shifting ash cloud
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TRADE WARS

China returns to trade surplus in April
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ENERGY TECH

Disaster of a new dimension looms in Gulf of Mexico spill
ENERGY TECH

World Record In Current Intensity Achieved With Distribution Cables
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ENERGY TECH

WAC Lighting Introduces Organic LED Chandelier For Luxury Market
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WIND DAILY

Fed wind farm rules may not save birds
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FROTH AND BUBBLE

Sand exports to Singapore harm Cambodia: watchdog
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ENERGY TECH

Bionic Coating Could Help Ships To Economize On Fuel
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SOLAR DAILY
SolarDay 2010's Worldwide Solar Mission
San Francisco CA (SPX) May 10, 2010
The second year of celebrating SolarDay on Saturday, June 19 is another step forward to the ambitious goal of having SolarDay celebrated in 40 Countries by 2014. SolarDay 2010 will be recognized by events in many U.S. cities this year along with solar industry events likewise held on Saturday, June 19. It's all part of a worldwide recognition that solar alternatives exist to provide needed ... more

DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Spill impact will be 'significant... regardless': EPA chief
Washington (AFP) May 7, 2010
Even if BP manages to quickly cap the oil spill at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, the environmental impact from the massive slick will be "significant," Environmental Protection Agency director Bob Perciasepe said Friday. "There already is going to be a significant environmental impact here, even if it stops leaking now," Perciasepe told AFP in an interview. "Everything we are doing i ... more

DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Hair, fur, nylons join fight to hold back US oil spill
Washington (AFP) May 9, 2010
One day, it was the flowing locks on a client's head; the next it was being stuffed in women's nylons and on its way to help soak up the oil that has begun to wash ashore on the US Gulf Coast. People from around the world have been giving the hair off their heads, the fur off their pets' backs, and the tights off their legs to make booms and mats to mop up the oily mess spewing out of the su ... more

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DISASTER MANAGEMENT

New scale of disaster looms in Gulf of Mexico

CLIMATE SCIENCE

University Experts Prove British Summer Is Advancing


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CLIMATE SCIENCE
USAF Awards Raytheon Contract For Stand-In Jammer

US Navy's Dual Band Radar Achieves X- And S-Band Milestone

Boeing Wedgetail Aircraft Accepted Into RAAF Fleet

CLIMATE SCIENCE
NATO chief calls for anti-missile system for Europe

Israelis worry missile defenses too weak

NATO calls for pan-European missile shield

CLIMATE SCIENCE
Raytheon's Standard Missile-6 Program Begins Sea-Based Flight Testing

USAF Force Awards Raytheon Contract For Laser-Guided Maverick

Pakistan test-fires missiles: military

CLIMATE SCIENCE
Gates urges cuts in 'top-heavy' defense bureaucracy, budget

France hopes to sell Rafale to UAE in 2010

Japan PM to meet small island's mayors over US base row

CLIMATE SCIENCE
Robot helpers may need safety system

NASA Outlines Big Plans For Humanoid Robot

Robot takes on battle of the bulge

CLIMATE SCIENCE
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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CLIMATE SCIENCE
Rising sea levels threaten Taiwan
Tungshih, Taiwan (AFP) May 9, 2010
When worshippers built a temple for the goddess Matsu in south Taiwan 300 years ago, they chose a spot they thought would be at a safe remove from the ocean. They did not count on global warming. Now, as the island faces rising sea levels, the Tungshih township is forced to set up a new temple nearby, elevated by three metres (10 feet) compared with the original site. "Right now, the temple is flooded pretty much every year," said Tsai Chu-wu, the temple's chief secretary, explaining why the 63- ... read more

CLIMATE SCIENCE
BP relaunches subsea dispersant operations

All ideas welcome: BP looks to public for oil leak solutions

Hair, fur, nylons join fight to hold back US oil spill

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
'No end in sight' to Iceland eruption, but less ash: geologist

First Detailed Underwater Survey Of Huge Volcanic Flank Collapse Deposits

Powerful quake hits Indonesia's Aceh

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
GOCE Satellite Determines Gravitational Force In The Himalayas

EADS and Thales in French geomatics deal

Honeywell To Supply Inertial Measurement Units For GPS Satellites

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
Western troops march on Russia's Red Square

Japan PM under fire over US base U-turn

Britain in political limbo after vote

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CLIMATE SCIENCE
NATO chief calls for anti-missile system for Europe

Israelis worry missile defenses too weak

NATO calls for pan-European missile shield

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