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Tens Of Thousands Join Protest Over Turin Lyon Rail Link
Turin, Italy (AFP) Dec 17, 2005
Tens of thousands of demonstrators joined a march Saturday to protest the building of a high-speed rail link between Lyon in France and the Italian city of Turin, set to host the 2006 Winter Olympics in February.
Italy To Review Environmental Impact Of Rail Link With France
 Rome (AFP) Dec 10, 2005
The Italian government said Saturday it would look again at the impact on the environment of the planned high-speed rail link between Italy and France after stubborn protests by Alpine communities.
Italian PM Undeterred By Mass Protest Over Lyon-Turin Rail Link
 Rome (AFP) Dec 08, 2005
Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi on Thursday stuck to his guns over the need to build a high-speed rail link between Turin in Italy and Lyon in France, despite escalating protests.
CIVIL NUCLEAR
  • Outside View: The Future's Nuclear
  • Doubts Cast Over Viability Of US Nuclear Energy Plans
  • Russian deputies warn of radioactive contamination at nuclear plant
  • Germany Rethinks Phasing Out Nuclear Power

    • CLIMATE SCIENCE
  • NJIT Solar Physicists Report Paradox: Less Sunlight, But Temps Rise
  • Constructal Theory Predicts Global Climate Patterns In Simple Way
  • Frozen Methane Chunks Not Responsible For Abrupt Increases In Atmospheric Methane
  • Global Warming Is Most Widespread In 1,200 Years UK Study Finds

    • FARM NEWS
  • Europe Downplays WTO Ruling Genetically Modified Crops
  • New Research Network Aims to Protect Food Supply
  • France To Adopt European Union Rules On Genetically Modified Grops
  • Outrage Over Indonesian Plans For Palm Oil Plantation In Rainforest

    • FLORA AND FAUNA
  • China May Use Wolves To Rein In No-Longer-So-Endangered Blue Sheep
  • Science Slowly Explaining Evolution Detail
  • Dozens Of New Species In 'Lost World' Of West New Guinea
  • Introduced Predators Throw A Wrench In The Food Web

    • ROCKET SCIENCE
  • Aerojet Demonstrates Rocket Propulsion For Ship-Based Gun Launchers
  • Despite Risks And Pitfalls Entrepreneurs Explore The Final Frontier
  • Rocket Racing League Announces Mark-1 X-Racer Team
  • Rocket Racing League Fans To Name First Rocket Racer

    • NUCLEAR SPACE
  • Could NASA Get To Pluto Faster? Space Expert Says Yes - By Thinking Nuclear
  • NASA plans to send new robot to Jupit er
  • Los Alamos Hopes To Lead New Era Of Nuclear Space Tranportion With Jovian Mission
  • Boeing Selects Leader for Nuclear Space Systems Program

    • PHYSICS NEWS
  • Unified Physics Theory Explains Animals Running Flying And Swimming
  • Einstein Was Right (Again): NIST And MIT Confirm That E=mc2
  • Laws of Nature Hold Fast So Far
  • NIST Physicists Coax Six Atoms Into Quantum Cat State

    • TECH SPACE
  • King Controls Sues KVH for Patent Infringement
  • Spain To Join European Southern Observatory
  • Ball Completes Payload Bus Integration For Orbital Express
  • Planck Flight Model Ready To Ship To Cryogenic Test Center

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