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19 OCT 2007
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

BELGIUM:
EU Wants to Make Freight Smoother, Greener

CANADA:
Dioxin Pollution Leads to More Baby Girls - Study

CHINA:
Three Gorges Official Defends Environmental Impact

CHINA:
Climate Change is Investment "Megatrend" - Deutsche

ITALY:
Italian Prisoners to Make Eco-Friendly Ice Cream

MEXICO:
Tropical Storm Kiko Threatens Mexican Coast

SOUTH KOREA:
North Korea on Brink of Famine After Floods - Study

SPAIN:
Danish Woman Killed by Flash Flood in Majorca

THAILAND:
Thai Auto Sector Pins Hopes on Little Green Cars

UK:
Elephants Can Literally Sniff Out Danger - Study

UK:
British Report Calls for National Marine Agency

UK:
Britain's BT Goes Green as Banks on Wind

UK:
Radioactive Waste Found on 2012 London Park

US:
Kansas Says 'No' to Big Coal-Fired Power Plant

US:
Answers Sought to Save Asia's Orangutans

US:
Morgan Stanley Sees US$1 Trillion Green Mkt by 2030

VIETNAM:
Floods Threaten Vietnam World Heritage Site



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