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White House Wants Chemical Plant Security
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AP - The Bush administration called Tuesday for federal regulation of security at chemical plants, but would largely let the industry decide how stiff the protections should be and leave inspections to private auditors.
Chertoff seeks bill on chemical safety
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Reuters - U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff said on Tuesday he would not hesitate to urge Congress to give his agency the authority to regulate security at chemical plants, a feared target of attacks.
Chertoff: Chemical plants cannot 'freeload' on security
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Homeland Security Targeting Some Plants
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AP - Chemical plants with lax protections from attacks and accidental leaks are being targeted by the Homeland Security Department — before they can be targeted by terrorists.
Federal Court Blocks Gutting Of Clean Air Rules
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Andrea Moore - AHN Staff Reporter Albany, NY (AHN) - A federal appeals court has blocked the Environmental Protection Agency from easing clean air rules on aging power plants, refineries and factories, one of the regulatory changes pushed as a priority by the Bush Administration. Under the new...
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States Win Suit to Stop New EPA Standards
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AP - A federal appeals court Friday blocked the Environmental Protection Agency from easing clean air rules on aging power plants, refineries and factories, one of the regulatory changes that had been among the top environmental priorities of the White House.
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DuPont To Close Plants In Europe Cutting 1,500 Jobs
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Matthew Borghese - AHN Staff Writer New York, New York (AHN) - DuPont Co. will close four plants in Europe, as well as cut 1,500 jobs in its continued restructuring effort. DuPont officials maintain that the effort will take almost 18 months to complete, and will help cut costs at the...
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Brazil grapples with jungle piracy dilemma
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Reuters - In 1999, a young Brazilian botanist named Eliana Rodrigues dug through forests in an ambitious project with Krao Indians to collect and identify 400 tropical plants and berries they use as medicine.
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India says Russia to supply fuel to atomic plants
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Reuters - India will receive uranium from Russia to run two atomic power plants that have struggled to find fuel after the United States stopped supplies more than three decades ago, the Foreign Ministry said on Tuesday.
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PSA's Folz cannot rule out plant closures--report
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Reuters - Jean-Martin Folz, chief executive of French carmaker PSA , told WirtschaftsWoche he would not rule out closing west European assembly plants if PSA could no longer afford high labor costs.
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GM Canada workers vote to accept job cuts: union
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Reuters - Workers at General Motors of Canada Ltd. assembly plants in Oshawa, Ontario voted in favor of job cuts on Friday, in a moved aimed at securing new investment, including a contract to build GM's new Chevrolet Camaro, the union said.
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Norway our peacebroker, Sri Lanka insists
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AFP - The Sri Lankan government will retain Norway as peace broker despite calls from a key Marxist ally to immediately end the arrangement.
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India says to complete nuclear separation by 2014
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Reuters - India will open 14 of its 22 nuclear plants for international inspections by 2014 as part of a landmark civilian nuclear cooperation deal with the United States, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Tuesday.
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Students create plant that glows when thirsty
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Reuters - Some people like to talk to their plants. Now, students at Singapore Polytechnic say they have created a plant that can communicate with people -- by glowing when it needs water.
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Volkswagen sees no future without German revamp
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Reuters - Volkswagen warned its unionized German workers on Tuesday that a systematic restructuring of its traditional VW plants was "inevitable" in order to secure the future of Europe's largest carmaker.
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Tobacco Plants Pick Up On Sagebrush Warnings
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Yvonne Lee - All Headline News Staff Reporter Ithaca, \@New York\@ (AHN) - A new study shows that sagebrush not only warns its brethren about predators but wild tobacco plants as well. When insects harm sagebrush, it releases an odor into the air that are picked up by other sagebrush. Scientists...
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Advisory Panel Says Nuclear Power Will Not Secure British Energy Supply
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Hector Duarte Jr. - All Headline News Staff Reporter London, England (AHN) - A government advisory panel says building new nuclear plants is not the answer for combating climate changes or securing Britain’s energy supply. The Sustainable Development Commission (SDC) report says...
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'No quick fix' from nuclear power
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Building new nuclear plants is not a 'quick fix' to securing Britain's energy supply, an advisory panel reports.
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'No quick fix' from nuclear power
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Building new nuclear plants is not a 'quick fix' to securing Britain's energy supply, an advisory panel reports.
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Digital Piracy On The Increase In Russia
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Joanna Wypior - All Headline News Staff Reporter Moscow, Russia (AHN) – According to analysts, the piracy of CDs and DVDs in Russia is continuing to grow, despite government efforts to curb the problem. "Unfortunately, there is an overall growth in the number of optical disk plants and...
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US nuclear plant leaks fuel health concerns
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Reuters - Years of radioactive waste water spills from Illinois nuclear power plants have fueled suspicions the industry covers up safety problems and sparked debate about the risks from exposure to low-level radiation.
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India's complex love affair with US
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The Christian Science Monitor - After signing an agreement to recognize India as a nuclear power, and gaining India's promise to allow international inspections of its civilian nuclear power plants, President George W. Bush might be expecting a little Indian love.
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Dubai flap threatens other investment in US
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Reuters - The political firestorm over Arab management of six U.S. ports threatened to widen on Thursday after a senior House Republican said he wanted foreign firms to sell their investments in American ports, electricity plants and other infrastructure critical to U.S. security.
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EPA May Let Ethanol Plants Pollute More
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AP - In an attempt to increase domestic production of alternative fuel sources, the Bush administration has proposed allowing ethanol plants to send more hazardous air pollutants into the air.
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Chevron cuts production amid Nigerian hostage crisis
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AFP - The US oil giant Chevron has shut down one of its oil production plants in the Niger Delta, the firm said, as armed separatists pursued their campaign against the industry.
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