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BEIJING, June 4 (UPI) — China is taking steps to revive its nuclear power sector, which was essentially put on hold after Japan’s Fukushima nuclear crisis.
After the Japanese Fukushima nuclear power plant was knocked out …
Toyota Motor Corp. (TM – Analyst Report) revealed that it would introduce eight compact car models in the emerging markets including Brazil, China, India and Indonesia by 2015 in order to catch up with …
Saturday, May 5, 2012Front Page Diplomatic Correspondent
Japan yesterday suggested that Bangladesh take effective anti-corruption measures for proper utilisation of its tax payers’ money in development assistance programmes.
The suggestion came from Katsuya Okada, deputy prime minister …
LOS ANGELES – the massive earthquake off Indonesia surprised scientists: usually this type of jolt isn’t this powerful.
The biggest earthquakes tend to occur in subduction zones where one plate of the Earth’s crust dives under …
On one side is a large lake formed when a different levee broke and flooded the area known as Franks Tract in the 1930s. on the other, grazing land and a much smaller lake formed …
Gilbert Cosio’s truck rolled to a stop on a Delta levee recently fortified with $4 million worth of rock and engineering.
On one side is a large lake formed when a different levee broke and flooded …
PHOENIX — the A’s will travel nearly 11,000 miles in the next week to play two regular-season games in Tokyo.
Their internal clocks will go haywire thanks to the 16-hour time difference, and they are …
Friday, 02 March 2012 Toby Price
While the Japanese earthquake, tsunami and nuclear accident overshadowed all other news during March, our most read stories this time last year didn’t actually focus on events unfolding there. this, …
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The earthquake and tsunami in Japan in March disrupted the country’s auto industry and cut the supply of many vehicles. Production in Japan during the second quarter fell to less than half of …
Updated: Thu Dec. 15 2011 16:17:37 CTVNews.ca Staff
A Swiss insurance company says disasters caused an estimated US$350 billion in economic losses around the world in 2011.
Swiss Re says those combined natural and man-made disasters …
