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U.S. Calls For Exercise In Gulf Of Mexico To Prevent Oil Spill Disasters
Articles The Marine Well Containment Company, which is one of two suppliers of well-containment equipment to companies operating in the Gulf of Mexico , will be charged with testing a well's capping stack, the piece of equipment that stopped the flow
Tags: U.S, mexico, Mexico City, environment, hazards, Ocean pollution, Environmental issues with petroleum, Business Finance, Environmental disasters, Deepwater Horizon
Mines Management Advances La Estrella Project
Mines Management (MGN) announced preparation measures, through its subsidiary Minera Montanore Peru SAC, for the upcoming exploration program at its La Estrella gold-silver project in central Peru. The emerging silver company noted that the goals of
Tags: gold, mining, La Estrella Project, Lima, environment, Occupational safety and health
Marietta history museum gets help from Costume Society of America
The Angels Project, held before the start of the Society's annual symposium, features specialized CSA volunteers working with an area museum. The volunteers will be working on sewing projects, photography, costume identification and minor
Tags: museum, Costume Society of America, atlanta, environment
Sewa, IFC to promote solar lanterns, stoves in rural Gujarat
International Finance Corporation (IFC) signed an agreement to promote energy-efficient solar lanterns and cooking stoves in rural parts of the state on Thursday. IFC, an arm of the World Bank, has provided a partial guarantee for a $5 million loan
Tags: SEWA, IFC, sewa members, trading network, grassroots trading, India, Mumbai, environment
It's Summer Vacation Time for the California Least Tern
Victorian woman with egret feathers on hat, 1878 by Eastbourne The least tern, smallest of our three tern species, will be with us for the summer. They arrive along California's shore with their tuxedo colors and distinctive white V on their
Tags: California, los angeles, environment, Sternula, Thalasseus, Terns, seabirds, Arctic Tern
“A Colossus Shaking Hands with 2 Billion People a Day...".
Roger is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinions of our bloggers and are not formally edited...Unilever intends to double the size of its business AND reduce its environmental impact at the same time. That
Tags: Unilever's Commitment, colossus shaking, shaking hands, alexandria, environment, British brands, Lipton, food industry, Business Finance, sustainable development
Japan eyes smaller nuclear role but no exit strategy
Japan is leaning toward a policy of halving nuclear power's share of electricity supply from pre-Fukushima levels to about 15 percent by 2030, but will likely stop short of pledging the long-term exit strategy that many voters favour, experts said.
Tags: business-news, years, Nuclear Power, Japan, Fukushima, exit strategy, energy mix, Tokyo, environment, Anti-nuclear movement
Hidden treat: The Easter Island heads also have BODIES
08:09 EST, 25 May 2012 Inside the Easter Island statues: Experts have known about the bodies before, but when these images started circulating readers doubted their authenticity The team also found large quantities of red pigment, some of which may
Tags: easter islands, Easter Island, United Kingdom, london, environment, Outdoor sculptures, Statue, Megalithic monuments, Polynesia, Rapa Nui mythology
Think you've had a bad day at the dentist? Meet the tiger whose heart STOPPED while having a filling
10.75ft (3.3m) Adult weight: 660lb (300kg) Protection status: Endangered The Siberian Tiger (also called the amur) is the largest big cat in the world. They live primarily in eastern Russia's birch
Tags: China, Shanghai, environment, felines, siberian tiger, Amur Leopard, endangered species, tigers, National symbols of India
Tullow Oil shares jump as it inadvertently reveals Kenya drilling news to a group of investors
Tullow Oil has rushed out a drilling update after spilling good news to a group of investors. The company said it had hosted a meeting this morning in Nairobi and it was "inadvertently indicated that the Ngamia-1 well was drilling into the primary
Tags: oil, group, gas, Kenya, Nairobi, environment, Tullow Oil, petroleum, Energy, Business Finance
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