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4 OCT 2007
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

BELGIUM:
EU Environment Chief Faces GMO Hot Potato

BRAZIL:
Brazil Urges World Support for Amazon

CANADA:
Despite Warming, Ships to Shun Northwest Passage

CHINA:
China Solar Power Firm Sees 25 Pct Growth

INDIA:
India's States in Favour of More Ethanol Blending

ITALY:
Italian Campaign Plans Mass "Vote" Against GM Food

KAZAKHSTAN:
Kazakhstan Fines Chevron Oil Venture Over Ecology

THAILAND:
Thai Expert Fights to Save Temple From Sea

UK:
Arctic Melt Threatens Indigenous People

UK:
Even Tougher Warming Curbs May be Needed

UK:
Polar Bear Endangered Status "Likely"

US:
Florida Gov. Might Allow New Coal Power Plants

US:
House Collapses in S. Calif Landslide

US:
Coal is 'Whipping Boy' for Greens - Exec

US:
Green Doesn't Mean Sacrificing US Lifestyle - Crist

VIETNAM:
China, Vietnam Evacuate Thousands as Storm Strikes



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