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21 FEB 2006
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

BELGIUM:
EU Split over How Much Biofuel to Import in Future

BULGARIA:
Quake Rattles Bulgaria, no Casualties

CHINA:
China Toxic Spill Forces Water Supplies to be Cut

DENMARK:
Denmark, Norway Draw up Arctic Sea Boundary

GERMANY:
German Military Joins Fight against Bird Flu

INDIA:
India Quarantines Six, Bird Flu Spreads Faster

MALAWI:
Cholera Kills 24, Infects Thousands in Hungry Malawi

NICARAGUA:
Quake Hits Central America, no Damage Reported

NORWAY:
Norway Firm Plans World's Biggest Wind Park

NORWAY:
Europe Gets Poor Marks in Halting Species Loss

SWITZERLAND:
Bird Flu Mutating, Risk to Humans no Bigger - WHO

SWITZERLAND:
Eleven Million at Risk in East Africa Drought - UN

UK:
ANALYSIS - British Consumers Face More Energy Price Pain

UK:
British Moths Fall by a Third in 35 Years - Study

UK:
FEATURE - Enthusiasm and New Vines put Fizz in English Wines

USA:
Bush: US Must Not Be 'Hostage' To Foreign Oil



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