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Solar Firms Say Silicon Shortage Will Stall Growth
14 Nisan 2005
Top solar power executives voiced fears on Wednesday that their industry's stellar growth over the past few years might stall due to a...
China, India Seek Cooperation in Global Oil Quest
5 Nisan 2005
Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao visits India this week with the race between the world's two most populous nations to secure the energy they...
Unlikely Bedfellows Lobby Against U.S. Gas-Guzzlers
30 Mart 2005
A group of former national security officials on Monday took up the cause of weaning U.S. drivers from their oil addiction -- normally the...
Iraq Parliament in Uproar Over Stalemate
30 Mart 2005
Iraq's parliament erupted in acrimony at only its second sitting on Tuesday and journalists were thrown out after lawmakers berated leaders...
EU drops 2050 emissions target
24 Mart 2005
European Union leaders have backed a goal for ambitious cuts in greenhouse gases by 2020 but dropped a longer-term target for 2050, despite...
Europe nuclear revival depends on government aid
24 Mart 2005
Nuclear power is back in vogue but talk of a revival in Europe may be premature unless governments offer incentives to persuade companies...
Mercury Pollution, Autism Link Found - U.S. Study
18 Mart 2005
Mercury released primarily from coal-fired power plants may be contributing to an increase in the number of cases of autism, a Texas...
Bush Taps Hardliner Wolfowitz as New World Bank President
17 Mart 2005
President Bush on Wednesday selected Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, a magnet for controversy as one of the leading architects of...
Forests could be key to curbing global warming
15 Mart 2005
Effective control of forest fires may prove crucial in the fight against global warming since blazes from Alaska to Indonesia spew out vast...
Mount Kilimanjaro Photo Wake-Up Call for Action Against Global Warming
15 Mart 2005
A photo of Mount Kilimanjaro stripped of its snowcap for the first time in 11,000 years will be used as dramatic testimony for action...
Home State of Rainy Seattle Declares Drought
15 Mart 2005
With snowpacks at a quarter of normal levels and sunny, warm days well ahead of the summer months, the home state of the "rainy city" of...
Australian scientists prove less trees, less rain
11 Mart 2005
Australian scientists have found that deforestation along the Amazon River in South America was reducing rainfall and causing climate...
Canada Says Will Stay Out of U.S. Missile Defense
25 Şubat 2005
Canada's minority Liberal government, in a snub to President Bush (news - web sites), said on Thursday it would not take part in the...
2005 Could Be Warmest Year Recorded -- NASA
11 Şubat 2005
A weak El Nino and human-made greenhouse gases could make 2005 the warmest year since records started being kept in the late 1800s, NASA...
Nine New Environmental 'Hot Spots' Listed
7 Şubat 2005
A global study has identified nine new environmental "hot spots," areas of great ecological diversity that are under threat and together...
African poor to bear brunt of global warming crisis
3 Şubat 2005
Africa's poor millions risk bearing the brunt of the global warming crisis unless urgent action is taken now, a Nigerian scientist said on...
36 U.S. Troops Die in Iraq in Their Bloodiest Day
27 Ocak 2005
Thirty-one U.S. troops were reported killed in a helicopter crash and five more died in insurgent attacks Wednesday in the deadliest day...
Green Groups Hope Suit Forces US Hand on Warming
19 Ocak 2005
Green lobbyists and several U.S. cities hope a lawsuit against U.S. development agencies will force the government to act on global...
Falluja Returnees Angry, 'City Unfit for Animals'
27 Aralık 2004
Iraqis reacted with anger, frustration and resentment Friday after many returned to Falluja to discover their homes in rubble and their...
US Failed to Honestly Assess Iraq Threat - Report
24 Aralık 2004
The United States is facing increasingly deadly attacks in Iraq because, as in the Vietnam war, it failed to honestly assess facts on the...
EU Offers Turkey October 2005 Start Date for Talks
17 Aralık 2004
European Union leaders agreed on Thursday to offer Turkey a date of Oct. 3, 2005 to begin negotiations on its membership of the bloc. But...
Iraq President: Citizens That Feel Humiliated Could Lead to 'Iraqi Hitler'
14 Aralık 2004
Long-term instability in Iraq could give birth to an "Iraqi Hitler" if citizens continue to feel humiliated and despondent, Iraqi President...
U.S. Firmly Anti-Kyoto as U.N. Climate Talks Start
8 Aralık 2004
The United States showed no signs of budging in its opposition to the Kyoto protocol Monday as U.N. climate change talks began, a month...
Red Cross: Guantanamo Tactics 'Tantamount to Torture'
1 Aralık 2004
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has accused the U.S. military of using tactics "tantamount to torture" on prisoners at...
