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Mithros Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. in Hyderabad, India, is a direct subsidiary of Taros Chemicals, an established provider of custom chemical research and outsourcing services, in Germany. -
Added: 09/05/2008 - TVG Menon
Mithros Chemicals Pvt. Ltd. in Hyderabad, India, is a direct subsidiary of Taros Chemicals, an established provider of custom chemical research and outsourcing services, in Germany. Mithros was formed when Taros decided to expand its laboratories to foreign shores in order to increase its capacities and fulfil the growing demand for its research and developm . . . read more >>
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Wood Costs Increased for Pulpmills Worldwide in the 2Q 2008 as Reported by WRI
The wood costs, which typically account for almost 50% of the production costs for a pulpmill, often determine a region's or company's competitiveness. -
Added: 08/25/2008 - Hakan Ekstrom
Seattle, US, August 25, 2008 -- Wood fiber costs, the major cost component when producing wood pulp, increased in practically all major pulp-producing regions around the world in the 2Q/08, according to the market report Wood Resource Quarterly (WRQ). This was both a result of a continued weakening of the US dollar against most major currencies and because o . . . read more >>
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Trophy hunting of rare desert elephant bulls
Added: 08/23/2008 - elephant@iway.na
Six elephant trophy permits were issued recently for the Kunene region conservancies and to date five out of the six elephants have been shot. As we firmly believe the population cannot sustain this take off we have decided to issue a press release to clarify our position on this matter.
Elephant-Human Relations Aid is a Namibian based Non-Governm . . . read more >>
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Global Energy Advisory Considers the Supply and Regulatory Challenges Facing
EU Directives require the UK to source increasing amounts of energy from as yet undefined renewable sources and to close a number of productive coal-fired power stations by 2015. Consequently, the UK will be generating 60% of required power from gas by 2 -
Added: 08/22/2008 - Aily Armour-Biggs
London, United Kingdom, August 14, 2008 -- The impacts of the drive to cleaner fuels and the exhaustion of domestic gas supplies are already impacting on the UK Energy Market. Global Energy Advisory - a specialist energy think tank and advisory business – fear that UK businesses have not set energy strategies to avoid, at best, forthcoming higher prices, and . . . read more >>
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Skeptical Inquirer Magazine Editor, Ben Radford Speaks Out on Psychic Mediums
Skeptical Inquirer Magazine Editor, Ben Radford Speaks Out on Psychic Mediums, Psychic Detectives, and Dr. Gary Schwartz -
Added: 08/13/2008 - Joni Johnston
Author and managing editor of The Skeptical Inquirer magazine, Ben Radford, takes aims those who claim to assist police in solving crimes, and talk to the deceased.
Del Mar, CA, August 13, 2008 -- Join Alex Tsakiris for an interview with Skeptical Inquirer Magazine's Ben Radford on psychic mediums, psychic detectives, and how the Skeptical c . . . read more >>
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National Geographic Megastructures Episode Features
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC's MegaStructures is a new series that takes an eye-popping look at the greatest structures and machines ever created. Get inside these superstructures and uncover the cogs, gears, bells and whistles that make them work. -
Added: 07/30/2008 - Murphy
UK, Tue, July 30, 2008 -- National Geographic aired its newest documentary, on the Kingdom's first truly intelligent office buildings- the Bahrain World Trade Center (BWTC) with its three integral Norwin A/S Wind Turbine Generators, in the UK February 5, 2008. The program will be broadcast throughout February in the UK and in March in the US on the Natio . . . read more >>
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NewsRx Launches 38 New Science Titles; Offers Free Global Warming Newsletter
NewsRx, a 25-year-old publisher and international news organization headquartered in Atlanta, has launched 38 new science titles under its VerticalNews imprint. -
Added: 07/29/2008 - Susan Hasty
Atlanta, GA, July 29, 2008 -- NewsRx, a 25-year-old publisher and international news organization headquartered in Atlanta, has launched 38 new science titles under its VerticalNews imprint.
The new science titles will provide current news, scientific research, and developments on national defense, aerospace, agriculture, chemicals and chemistry, ec . . . read more >>
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Endependence.Info Released A Closed Captioned Video On Plug-In Hybrid Movement
Added: 07/16/2008 - Frank McCarthy
Dr. Frank has been working on potential solutions for this problem for almost 30 years. He has studied the effects of energy dependence the world is facing. In this closed captioned video Dr. Frank emphasizes the economic destruction we could face due to the impending fuel crisis.
Dr. Frank in his video says "As I could see even twenty years a . . . read more >>
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Chilean Marine Megabacteria Could be the Solution to some type of Cancer.
"For the time being, the potential of the bacteria found in Chile is unknown, and are currently being tested in the United States. Gallardo has worked with Craig Venter" (known worldwide for the Human Genome Project) -
Added: 07/15/2008 - Oliver Ehlers
Wyncote, PA, July 15, 2008 - Even though they've been living millions of years on the Chilean coasts, no one had studied them well enough. Until now, where biologists at the University of Concepcion (Chile), allied with Craig Venter, are researching their potential, ranging from the production of ammonia and hydrogen to creating explosives and drugs. . . . read more >>
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Higher Wood Chip Export Prices In Australia In 2008 As Wood Supply Tightens
Australia, which is the major supplier of hardwood chips to Japan, currently supplies 34% of the Japanese total import volume. The two other large Eucalyptus chip suppliers, Chile and South Africa, have also substantially increased their prices since ear -
Added: 07/14/2008 - Hakan Ekstrom
Seattle (USA) July 14, 2008, Export prices for both pine and Eucalyptus wood chips have gone up substantially in 2008 in Australia as a result of increased demand in Japan and a tighter supply of wood chips throughout the Pacific Rim region, according to the Wood Resource Quarterly.
Australia has become the world's largest exporter of wood ch . . . read more >>
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