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July 29, 2009
Nile countries delay water sharing pact for six months
Alexandria, Egypt (AFP) July 28, 2009
Water ministers from Nile Basin countries on Tuesday delayed signing a water-sharing pact already rejected by Egypt and Sudan, who oppose any reduction in their traditional quotas. Ministers from nine Nile Basin countries and Eritrea, which had observer status at the four-day meeting held in the Egyptian Mediterranean city of Alexandria, put off finalising the treaty for six months. ... read more

Bangladeshi capital flooded by record July monsoon
Dhaka (AFP) July 28, 2009
Rickshaws and cars ploughed through waist-high water in the Bangladeshi capital of Dhaka on Tuesday as the city received its biggest rainfall in a single July day for 60 years. In the six hours after 01:00 am (1800 GMT Monday), 290 millimetres (11.42 inches) of rain fell, according to officials. "It's the highest single day of rain in July since 1949," said Dhaka meteorologist Ayesha ... more

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Chinese envoy briefs Algerians on Xinjiang violence
Alger (AFP) July 28, 2009
A senior Chinese official on Tuesday accused unspecified countries and Western media of making mischief between Beijing and Muslim countries after recent ethnic violence in the Xinjiang region. "Outsiders and Western media as well as nongovernmental organisations (are) distorting the facts to make mischief and cause divisions between China and Muslim countries," APS news agency quoted Wu ... more

Cold War-type tensions rise in Latin America
Caracas (AFP) July 28, 2009
Cold War-style tensions are developing in Latin America following a Russian deal with Venezuela on military cooperation and a US pact with Colombia to use three of its bases. Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, a longtime antagonist of the United States, on Monday signed an accord with visiting Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin giving him access to more arms purchases, training and ... more

Monaco seeks global bluefin tuna trade ban
Geneva (AFP) July 28, 2009
Monaco has tabled a proposal to place Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna on the list of the world's most endangered species in a move that could ban international trade of the fish. As one of the most popular sushi staples, bluefin tuna has become increasingly in demand in recent years and its stocks have plummetted over the last decade in both the Atlantic and Mediterranean. ... more

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  • France decides to send FM to Oceania summit

  • East London district on swine flu frontline

  • Election tough for LDP

  • Flu sets Swiss drug firms working full speed

  • World lays its swine flu defences

  • Greenpeace calls for clear logging policies in DR Congo
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    Jordan seeks to join nuclear club of energy exporters
    Amman (AFP) July 28, 2009
    Jordan is forging ahead with a peaceful nuclear programme that would turn the energy-poor kingdom into an exporter of electricity, nuclear chief Khaled Tukan told AFP. "We are moving in great strides in the field of civilian nuclear energy in order to stop being dependent on the import of fuel," said Tukan, who chairs the Jordan Atomic Energy Commission (JAEC). Jordan is the latest Sunni ... more

    Geithner, Wang say cooperation key to global recovery
    Washington (AFP) July 27, 2009
    US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Chinese Vice Premier Wang Qishan stressed cooperation in the battle against the global economic crisis at high-level talks Monday in Washington. Geithner praised China's "ambitious plans" to move its economy away from an export-led growth model, which has produced a huge trade surplus with the US, and spur consumer demand. A rebalancing of the ... more

    Targa buys gas liquid logistics off parent
    New York (UPI) Jul 28, 2009
    Targa Resources Partners LP will buy the natural gas liquids logistics and marketing business off its parent Targa Resources, Inc. for $530 million. Moody's ratings service said the transaction would impact on approximately $1.8 billion of securities and emphasized the outlook for both companies was stable. Both Targa Resources, Inc. and Targa Resources Partners LP have headquarters in ... more

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  • China's exit strategy hinges on US recovery: Zhou

  • Offshore wind industry slowly improving

  • China's wind farms profitable?

  • KVH Ships 500th TracPhone V7 Maritime Broadband Antenna

  • Death toll in torrential rain in China rises to 38: state media

  • Bangladesh plans to spend billions fighting climate change

  • EU sends eyes in the sky against pirates
  • New Supercomputer May Solve Some Of Earth's Problems
  • Rich countries corner supplies of swine flu vaccine
  • Russia bans school trips to Britain: reports
  • Rare Angolan antelope tracked by research team
  • Europe beats back wildfires, fears revival
  • Death toll rises to 10 in Japan landslides, floods
  • Windstorms kill one, leave 1,300 houses damaged in Indian Kashmir

  • Walker's World: Lame duck Labor
  • US gears for huge swine flu vaccination push
  • US, China upbeat on climate treaty: US envoy
  • Ousted Honduran leader at border as Congress mulls plan
  • NZealand woman rescued from overly playful dolphin
  • Genetically altered crops grow 'in secret'
  • China's Xinjiang vows 'iron hand' against violence: reports
  • Canada natives fear swine flu spread in coming months

  • Toronto garbage strike nears end
  • BP talks with China for refinery
  • Energy chiefs meet at French president's office: photographer
  • New Method For Cleaner And More Efficient CO2 Capture
  • Jenbacher Onsite Biogas Power Solution Helps US Dairy Farmers Reduce Emissions
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  • EU close to gas loan deal with Ukraine
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