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17 FEB 2003
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

AUSTRALIA:
Australia, NZ start day of global anti-war protests

BELGIUM:
EU to debate pesticide ban on highly toxic aldicarb

BELGIUM:
EU under attack over plan to legalise paraquat

BELGIUM:
Italy raises objection to EU energy tax plans

BRAZIL:
Further delay in Brazil GMO ruling

CANADA:
Canada scientists warn of brewing nanotech battle

ECUADOR:
Ecuador drops ban on pipeline work near forest

EU:
Food prices could rise under new GM rules - EU lobby

IRAN:
ANALYSIS - Iran's nuclear programme no immediate threat

NORWAY:
Norsk Hydro to shut 200,000 T aluminium output by 2009

SWITZERLAND:
UN chiefs urge rich to back food safety fund

USA:
Soy-based biodiesel reliable in frigid cold - study

USA:
US farm state senators renew ethanol mandate push

USA:
Asbestos reform bill introduced in Senate

USA:
US EPA delays utility pollution rule until May



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