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Livingston formally opposes third runway
Wednesday, 03.05.2008, 02:43pm

London Mayor, Ken Livingstone, claims Heathrow's proposed third runway would produce 3M tonnes of CO2, making it impossible to achieve London's target of a 60% reduction in carbon emissions by 2025.

 

Environmental, Engineering Groups Question Dam Safety
Saturday, 03.15.2008, 06:32am
In the aftermath of the Minneapolis bridge collapse last summer, the safety of the nation's infrastructure came under new scrutiny. The American Society of Civil Engineers rated bridges nationwide as a "C", but gave dams a lower ranking of "D.
New Mississippi Delta Would Limit Hurricane Damage
Sunday, 02.24.2008, 04:34am
Diverting parts of the Mississippi would create up to 1000 square kilometres of new wetlands between New Orleans, Louisiana and the Gulf of Mexico, forming a vital storm surge buffer against hurricanes, researchers say.
Sea change
Friday, 02.01.2008, 01:06pm
For some time now shipping has hidden gratefully in the shadow of the aviation industry when the subject of greenhouse gas emissions has been in the news, taking comfort from the knowledge that it remains the most environmentally friendly means of transporting freight around the world.
British Govt. Clears a Path For Next Nuclear Generation
Thursday, 01.24.2008, 10:49am
The British government laid the ground work for a new generation of nuclear power plants on January 10 when it outlined new legislation to attract investors.
Deep-ocean researchers target tsunami zone near Japan
Monday, 01.21.2008, 05:30am
Rice University Earth scientist Dale Sawyer and colleagues last month reported the discovery of a strong variation in the tectonic stresses in a region of the Pacific Ocean notorious for generating devastating earthquakes and tsunamis in southeastern Japan.
DOE Picks Fluor At Savannah River
Thursday, 01.17.2008, 07:46am
The U.S. Dept. of Energy has awarded the $4-billion-plus management contract of its Savannah River Site (SRS) in Aiken, S.C., to a Fluor Corp.-led team instead of the 19-year incumbent, Washington Group International.
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