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At least 32 dead in Turkey's floods, government under fire
Istanbul (AFP) Sept 10, 2009
Turkey's government came under fire Thursday over ramshackle planning in Istanbul, a day after killer floods swept away cars and bridges in what the prime minister called the "disaster of the century." With the death toll from the flash floods in Istanbul and its environs rising to 32, authorities launched a massive rescue and clean-up operation as they braced for a new front of heavy rain ... read more

India's drought eases: weather office
New Delhi (AFP) Sept 10, 2009
India's monsoon rains have strengthened in recent weeks, easing a drought that has hit large swathes of the country, though some areas remain severely affected, the weather office said Thursday. "There have been rains in the past couple of weeks. We are expecting good rains in the next couple of days and a further lessening of the deficiency," weather office spokesman B.P. Yadav told AFP. ... more
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    EU gives Ethiopia 10 million euros for drought victims
    Addis Ababa (AFP) Sept 10, 2009
    The European Union granted Ethiopia 10 million euros (14.5 million dollars) to help feed more than six million people in need of emergency aid due to drought, the bloc said Thursday. "Ethiopia faces growing humanitarian challenges which are largely due to climate change," EU's country representative Dino Sinigallia said in a statement. Failed rains have put 6.2 million Ethiopians in need ... more

    Turkey To Launch First Domestic Earth Observation Satellite
    Ankara, Turkey (SPX) Sep 10, 2009
    Turkey plans to launch its first domestically-built earth observation satellite next year, the semi-official Anatolia news agency reported Tuesday. The satellite, which is called Rasat with a high-resolution optical imaging system and new modules developed by Turkish engineers, will be the first earth observation satellite to be designed and manufactured in Turkey, said the report. ... more

    NASA Takes You On A New Tour Of The Cryosphere
    Greenbelt MD (SPX) Sep 10, 2009
    Back in 2002, NASA created a film using satellite data that took viewers on a tour of Earth's frozen regions. This year, NASA visualizers are taking viewers on a return trip to see how things have changed over the years. "The Tour of the Cryosphere 2009" combines satellite imagery and state-of-the-art computer animation software to create a fact-filled and visually stunning tour that shows ... more

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  • 31 dead as record floods deluge Istanbul

  • President declares 'public calamity' as drought, famine worsen

  • Drought-hit Indian farmers sell wives to pay debts

  • EU firms up bluefin tuna fishing ban support

  • Iraq's 'Garden of Eden' waterway facing catastrophe

  • NKorea deliberately caused cross-border flood: Seoul minister
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    New NASA Image Shows Extent Of Station Fire Burn
    Pasadena CA (SPX) Sep 09, 2009
    On September 6, 2009, the Advanced Spaceborne Thermal Emission and Reflection Radiometer (ASTER) instrument on NASA's Terra satellite captured this simulated natural color image of the Station fire, burning in the San Gabriel Mountains north of Los Angeles. The fire started on August 26 in La Canada/Flintridge near NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena (seen at the bottom of the image) ... more

    Weaknesses In Dikes Detected By Space Tech Spin-Off
    Paris, France (ESA) Sep 09, 2009
    A company from one of ESA's Business Incubation Centres has used space technology to develop a scanner to spot weaknesses in dike structures. It is being used to inspect dikes and dams on the Danube river and in the Netherlands. Dutch start-up company Miramap's instrument can 'look' into the ground and measure the amount of water in the soil. This is important in checking the stability of ... more

    Brown Economists Measure GDP Growth From Outer Space
    Providence RI (SPX) Sep 08, 2009
    Outer space offers a new perspective for measuring economic growth, according to new research by three Brown University economists. In a National Bureau of Economic Research working paper, J. Vernon Henderson, Adam Storeygard, and David N. Weil suggest a new framework for estimating a country or region's gross domestic product (GDP) by using satellite images of the area's nighttime lights. ... more

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  • Landsat 5: Back in normal operation

  • Turkish And African Floods Claim Many Lives

  • Globalisation threatens indigenous foods: UN agency

  • EU to back temporary bluefin tuna fishing ban: source

  • DNA shows farmers replaced hunter-gatherer

  • Feeding the world: which countries are most at risk?

  • Turkey tells Iraq, Syria: No water
  • Seoul protests to North Korea over deadly flood
  • Impact of floods in West Africa surges: UN
  • Dakar Debuts New 'Ethanol' Category In 2010
  • Dynamotive Provides Update On CQuest Biochar Test Programs
  • Researcher using melons to create ethanol
  • Turkey unable to give more water to Iraq, Syria: minister
  • Millions face starvation in EAfrican drought

  • Floods spread misery in poor suburb of Sudan's capital
  • SMOS Team Gears Up For Launch Campaign
  • First global illegal fishing treaty agreed: UN
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  • Six killed by lightning in China: state media
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  • India faces 'severe' drought: PM
  • Argentine farm strike a blow to exports
  • Living 'like fish' in Senegal's flooded capital
  • Farmers Protecting And Growing Significant Amount Of World's Trees
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