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May 12, 2010
ENERGY TECH
What went wrong on the Deepwater Horizon?
Washington (AFP) May 11, 2010
As US congressional hearings and public investigations begin into the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, here are the main issues being examined by those seeking to aportion blame for the disaster: CEMENT CASING: The well being drilled by the Deepwater Horizon rig, Mississippi Canyon Block 252, was in the process of being sealed on the day of the disaster. Exploratory rigs like the Deepwater Horizon only do the initial drilling before production rigs come in to actually extract the oil. T ... read more

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AEROSPACE

Ash cloud shuts Spain, Morocco airports, reaches Turkey
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TRADE WARS

US looks to Europe to prevent wireless 'bill shock'
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ENERGY NEWS

China offers Zambia one billion dollars for power project
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ENERGY TECH

No cap on US oil spill economic payouts: BP
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SOLAR DAILY

IEA has high hopes for solar power
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SOLAR DAILY

Australia boosts renewable energy
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ENERGY NEWS

Medvedev visits Turkey, with focus on energy
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ENERGY TECH

Oil prices mixed as eurozone, China jitters weigh
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ENERGY TECH

Renewable Energy Integrated Into Deployable Airfield Power Systems
CIVIL NUCLEAR

Radiation death exposes India's waste disposal failures
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POLITICAL ECONOMY

China's consumer prices, bank lending rise in April
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ENERGY TECH

Falklands oil tensions far from over
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ENERGY NEWS

India's greenhouse gas emissions jump
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AEROSPACE

The New Sky Of The Twenty First Century
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TRADE WARS
India admits 'concern' over Chinese telecom equipment
New Delhi (AFP) May 11, 2010
India has concerns about Chinese telecom equipment near its sensitive border areas, which explains recent restrictions on imports, India's home secretary said in an interview broadcast Tuesday. Asked to comment on decisions to block sales of Chinese equipment to India, Indian Home Secretary G.K Pillai said that the areas where restrictions applied were the disputed states of Jammu and Kashmi ... more

CLIMATE SCIENCE
Ancient Leaves Help Researchers Understand Future Climate
University Park PA (SPX) May 10, 2010
Potential climate change caused by rising levels of carbon dioxide might be better understood by examining fossil plant remains from millions of years ago, according to biogeochemists. The types of carbon within the leaves can serve as a window into past temperatures and environmental conditions. "Carbon isotopes are really important for understanding the carbon cycle of the past, and we c ... more

CIVIL NUCLEAR
Japan's controversial nuclear reactor reaches criticality
Tokyo (AFP) May 8, 2010
Japan's controversial "fast-breeder" nuclear reactor reached criticality - the point when a nuclear chain reaction becomes self-sustaining - on Saturday following 14 years of suspension. The Monju Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor, located in a coastal town 350 kilometres (220 miles) west of Tokyo, cleared the first hurdle of its test operations on the road to generating power at full capaci ... more

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SUPERPOWERS

Western troops march on Russia's Red Square

DISASTER MANAGEMENT

Spill impact will be 'significant... regardless': EPA chief


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

First Torpedo Launched From C295

Northrop Grumman Cobham Team Integrates VIS-X Vehicle Intercom System Into US Army Stryker Systems Integration Lab

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
NATO chief calls for anti-missile system for Europe

Israelis worry missile defenses too weak

NATO calls for pan-European missile shield

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
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

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Brazil eyes arms deal as bargaining chip

Oshkosh Receives Delivery Order For FMTV

Force Protection Receives Contract For 60 Buffalo Vehicles

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
Robot helpers may need safety system

NASA Outlines Big Plans For Humanoid Robot

Robot takes on battle of the bulge

STELLAR CHEMISTRY
US expands Caribbean AIDS program

Top AIDS activist flees China for US

Bird flu kills Indonesian girl: hospital

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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 sunken BP-leased Deepwater Horizon oil platform which is lying on the seabed of the Gulf of Mexico. "People ... read more

DISASTER MANAGEMENT
For crew of doomed US rig, a night of flames and terror

US senators scold oil spill firms over finger-pointing

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

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DISASTER MANAGEMENT
Saudi king orders prosecutions in Jeddah flood disaster

Powerful quake hits Indonesia's Aceh

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

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DISASTER MANAGEMENT
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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DISASTER MANAGEMENT
France wants to strip down NATO command

Western troops march on Russia's Red Square

Japan PM under fire over US base U-turn

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DISASTER MANAGEMENT
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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