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Friday, November 21, 2008.

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21 AUG 2008
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

AUSTRALIA:
Australian "Hot Rocks" Offer 26,000 Yrs of Power

CHINA:
Dozens Taken to Hospital After China Gas Leak

CHINA:
Quake Hits Southwest China, No Reports of Casualties

CYPRUS:
Turkish Cypriots Plan Water Pipeline From Turkey

INTERNATIONAL:
FACTBOX - Plans for Tackling Climate, From US to China

JAPAN:
Magnitude 4.5 Earthquake Shakes Eastern Japan

JAPAN:
Honda Considers Exporting Home-Use Solar Panels

NIUE:
South Pacific Leaders Warned on Economy, Climate

NORWAY:
Iceland to Offer Offshore Oil and Gas Licenses

NORWAY:
UN Climate Talks Seek Quicker Pace, Plug 2050 Gaps

PHILIPPINES:
Typhoon Kills Four in Northern Philippines

UK:
This Year So Far Coolest For at Least 5 Years - WMO

UK:
Oil Companies Take a Punt on Offshore Ireland

US:
Grupo Mexico's Asarco Appeal Hinges on Technicality

US:
US Court Says States Can Lift Emission Monitor Bar

US:
NYC Mayor Calls for Wind Turbines Atop Skyscrapers

US:
Resilient Storm Fay Could Hit Florida a Third Time

US:
Hyundai Aims to Launch First US Hybrid in 2010



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