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25 MAY 2007
ENVIRONMENT
NEWS

BELGIUM:
EU Crafting Biofuel Rules With Eye on Environment

CHINA:
Chinese Know Little About Shark Conservation - Survey

COSTA RICA:
Costa Rica Aims to Win "Carbon Neutral" Nation Race

GERMANY:
Merkel Unsure G8 Will Clinch Climate Breakthrough

INDIA:
India Urged to Wake Up as Tiger Numbers Down Again

INDONESIA:
Strong Quake Hits Indonesia, Tsunami Warning Issued

JAPAN:
Japan Urges Global Target to Halve Emissions by 2050

MOROCCO:
Drought Highlights Morocco's Need for Farm Reform

NORWAY:
Fetuses, Babies Said at High Risk From Pollutants

SINGAPORE:
La Nina May Rear its Head, Keep Farmers on Toes

SINGAPORE:
Singapore Aims to be Spot LNG, Emissions Trade Hub

SPAIN:
Spanish Rains Bring Evacuations, Transport Chaos

SWITZERLAND:
Scientists Urge WTO Act to Slash Fishing Subsidies

UK:
Targets Still Out, Bali Back in G8 Climate Draft

UK:
Household Recycling Incentives to be Unveiled

UK:
Likely UK Nuclear Sites Need Flood Defences - Report

US:
GE 'Green' Ecomagination Unit Gaining Ground--CEO

US:
US Carbon Emissions Slip Seen Separate From Trend

US:
Florida Tries to Wipe Out Cat-Sized African Rats



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