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28 AUG 2008
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

AUSTRALIA:
Almost Half of Australia Untouched by Humans: Study

AUSTRALIA:
Woodside Says Aussie CO2 Plan Threatens LNG Project

AUSTRALIA:
Australia's Rudd Says Open to Negotiate Carbon Plan

BRAZIL:
Sugar Cane to Keep More Brazilian Lights Burning

CHINA:
China to Build Hydro Power Plant in Tajikistan

CZECH REPUBLIC:
CEZ to Build Biggest Onshore Wind Park in Europe

GHANA:
Poor Nations Need US$130 Bln a Year On Climate - WWF

GHANA:
Ghana Climate Talks Make Progress to Save Forests

GREECE:
"Grease to Greece" Racers Cross Europe on Cooking Oil

INDIA:
Food Riots as Indian Floods Destroy 250,000 Homes

RUSSIA:
Quake Hits Siberia, First Reports Say No Dead

SOUTH AFRICA:
SAfrica Seeks Firms to Reprocess Nuclear Fuel

SOUTH KOREA:
South Korea to Pump US$103 Bln Into Renewable Energy

UK/US:
Even "Green" Energy Needs Lower Oil Price

US:
Exxon Agrees to Pay Out 75 Pct of Valdez Damages

US:
Cut Greenhouse Gases to Save Coral Reefs - Scientists

US:
New Orleans Considers Evacuation as Gustav Looms

US:
Arctic Ice Second-Lowest Ever; Polar Bears Affected



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