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February 05, 2010
FARM NEWS
China imposes media ban over new milk scandal: watchdog
Hong Kong (AFP) Feb 4, 2010
Chinese officials have banned independent reporting on the latest toxic food scandal involving melamine, a chemical blamed for the deaths of six babies in 2008, a press watchdog said Thursday. The International Federation of Journalists, citing local sources, said censors in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong had ordered that media outlets "must only use information formally released by the authorities". There was no immediate comment from authorities in Guangdong, which borders Hong Ko ... read more

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EARTH OBSERVATION

Fault Responsible For Haiti Quake Slices Island's Topography
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EARTH OBSERVATION

New Satellite Maps Of Haiti Coming In
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SHAKE AND BLOW

Storms cause flooding in Spain's Canary Islands
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Philippines fears El Nino drought will cut rice yields
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Australia swamped by camel orders as numbers soar
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WATER WORLD

Groundwater Science Turned Upside Down
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WATER WORLD

Sydney's $1.7 billion desalination plant
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SINO DAILY

China boosts rural spending to reduce wealth gap
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EARTH OBSERVATION
Next Gen Weather Environmental Satellite Marks Major Milestone
Greenbelt MD (SPX) Feb 01, 2010
The development of a new series of weather and environmental monitoring satellites has marked a significant milestone with the delivery and the beginning of spacecraft integration efforts for a key science instrument. The Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) will be one of five instruments to fly on the National Polar-orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System (NPOESS ... more

SHAKE AND BLOW
Rainy Brazilian summer claims 69 lives in Sao Paulo state
Sao Paulo (AFP) Jan 29, 2010
Brazil's Sao Paulo state - South America's most important economic region - is experiencing its wettest summer in 63 years, with flooding and landslides killing at least 69 people, officials said Friday. Most of the fatalities, which have climbed steadily since December 1, have occurred in Sao Paulo city, where several neighborhoods and roads are underwater and some ramshackle dwellings ha ... more

CLIMATE SCIENCE
Niger government says 2.7 million face hunger
Niamey (AFP) Jan 29, 2010
Some 2.7 million people in the largely arid west African country of Niger face hunger because of inadequate rain for their crops, an official said Friday. "The inquiry shows that about 20 percent of the population is in a vulnerable situation, or 2.7 million people," Hamani Harouna, an official with the government's early warning system, told public media. To avoid a famine, the authorit ... more

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Italy halts bluefin fishing for a year: EU

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Egypt's fertile Nile Delta falls prey to climate change


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SPACE TRAVEL
IBM taking US Air Force into software cloud

Airbus Military A330 MRTT Refuels AWACS

First Production F135 Engine Delivered

SPACE TRAVEL
Romania to host U.S. missiles

Iran tells Gulf states not to buy 'ineffective' US missiles

More Upgrades For Patriot Tactical Missile Defense System

SPACE TRAVEL
Raytheon To Make More Maverick Missiles

JAGM Completes First Captive Flight Test

Upgrades To Air-To-Surface Standoff Missile Validated

SPACE TRAVEL
Paris, Berlin, Madrid push for A400M deal

Pindad delivers more Panzer APCs

Paris asks partners to pay extra 1.5 billion euros for A400M

SPACE TRAVEL
NASA And GM Take Giant Leap In Robotic Technology

Animal rights group wants 'Robohog Day'

S.Korean scientists develop walking robot maid

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Britain to close swine flu unit as pandemic fades

New chinks emerge in malaria's armour

Safety risk associated with HIV drug

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FARM NEWS
Protests in eastern India over soaring food prices
Patna (AFP) Jan 28, 2010
Demonstrators in poverty-hit eastern India burnt tyres and blocked roads on Thursday to protest against sky-rocketing food prices, piling pressure on authorities to crack down on inflation. Police in Bihar state rounded up scores of demonstrators including protest leader Lalu Prasad Yadav, head of the main state opposition party Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and a prominent figure nationally. "This is the beginning of the battle against rising prices," Yadav told supporters in the state capital Pat ... read more

FARM NEWS
Indonesia considers coal export slowdown

Nigerian rebels threaten 'all-out oil war'

Falklands row aimed at rattling investors

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Brazil not talking uranium enrichment with Iran: official

Swedish PM wants answers on Baltic Sea dumping

Italian government to challenge regions' anti-nuclear laws

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Asia Sends Springtime Ozone Levels Soaring Over North America

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Less Nitrogen Oxide In Tropical Weather Than Expected

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FARM NEWS
Plantations Can Provide The Same Ecosystem Services As Natural Forests

Effects Of Forest Fire On Carbon And Climate Overestimated

Ecologists Discover Forests Are Growing Faster

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FARM NEWS
China imposes media ban over new milk scandal: watchdog

Waste Not Biofuels Cause One Billion People To Go Hungry

Philippines fears El Nino drought will cut rice yields

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