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14 NOV 2007
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

BRAZIL:
Brazil Seeks Aid From UN Chief to Protect Amazon

FRANCE:
EU Parliament Tightens Airline Emissions Rules

GERMANY:
No More German Biodiesel Plants Likely to be Built

ITALY:
Three Million People 'Vote' to Make Italy GM - Free

MALDIVES:
Climate Change Threatens Human Rights - Small Island States

RUSSIA:
Russia Begins Safety Review After Oil Spill

RUSSIA:
Rescued From Smugglers, Rare Russian Birds Freed

SAUDI ARABIA:
Shell to Continue Saudi Gas Hunt Despite Dry Wells

THAILAND:
Thai Cops Beg for Cooking Oil to Fuel Fleet

UK:
Buy British Beef to Save Hills, Dales - UK Celeb Chef

UK:
London Buys Hydrogen-Fuelled Red Buses

UK:
Climate Change Ups War Risk in Many States - Report

US:
Winter Warmth to Hit Much of US Mid-Dec

US:
New York Mulls US$1,000 Fine for Feeding Pigeons

VIETNAM:
Central Vietnam Struggles With New Flood Disaster



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