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US Conducts First Air Transport Of Micro Nuclear Reactor On Cargo Plane
The US Departments of Energy and Defense on Sunday for the first time transported a small nuclear reactor on a cargo plane from California to Utah to demonstrate the potential to quickly deploy nuclear power for military and civilian use.
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Trump Admin Cancels $4.9 Billion Loan Guarantee For Green Power Project
The Trump administration on Wednesday cancelled a $4.9 billion federal loan guarantee for a new high-voltage transmission line for delivering solar and wind-generated electricity from the Midwest to the eastern US.
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Brent Comes Off 27-Month Low, Holds Above $91 as Dollar Weakens
Brent for November delivery was up 5 cents to $91.43 by 0406 GMT. The front-month contract fell as low as $90.57 on Wednesday, the lowest since June 2012, before recovering to close at $91.38 - still down 73 cents.
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India Central To Transition To Clean Energy: US Official
India is central to any global climate response and a transition to green and clean energy, a visiting official from the US' Department of Energy (DOE) said on Thursday.
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Environmental Pollution Too Behind Antibiotic Resistance?
Environmental contaminants may be partly to blame for the rise in antibiotic-resistant bacteria, a new US study suggests.
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Environmental Pollution Too Behind Antibiotic Resistance?
Environmental contaminants may be partly to blame for the rise in antibiotic-resistant bacteria, a new US study suggests.
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Cambridge Scientists Make 'Super-Battery' Breakthrough
Scientists at Cambridge University have made a promising breakthrough in what is being described as "super batteries" to power electric vehicles of the future.
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Now You See it, Now You Don't: Invisibility Cloak Nears Reality
A cloak of invisibility may be common in science fiction but it is not so easy in the real world. New research suggests such a device may be moving closer to reality.
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Lockdown Lifted at US Nuclear Site After Sniffer-Dog False Alarm
A nuclear site in South Carolina was reopened from more than two hours in lockdown on Monday, after a bomb-sniffing dog over-reacted and halted a delivery truck, the Department of Energy said in a statement.
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Oil Prices Above $49 Ahead of ECB Bond Buying Move
Brent crude oil crept above $49 per barrel on Thursday ahead of an expected decision by the European Central Bank (ECB) to start buying bonds, a move which could push the dollar to new highs and put downward pressure on commodities.
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Brent Comes Off 27-Month Low, Holds Above $91 as Dollar Weakens
Brent for November delivery was up 5 cents to $91.43 by 0406 GMT. The front-month contract fell as low as $90.57 on Wednesday, the lowest since June 2012, before recovering to close at $91.38 - still down 73 cents.
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Oil up in Asia ahead of US energy report
Changes in US inventory stocks are closely watched by dealers as they indicate levels of demand in the world's top crude consumer.
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Oil mixed in Asia on weak US, Europe data
Oil prices slipped in Asian trade Thursday with weak employment figures from US and Eurozone.
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US Conducts First Air Transport Of Micro Nuclear Reactor On Cargo Plane
The US Departments of Energy and Defense on Sunday for the first time transported a small nuclear reactor on a cargo plane from California to Utah to demonstrate the potential to quickly deploy nuclear power for military and civilian use.
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Trump Admin Cancels $4.9 Billion Loan Guarantee For Green Power Project
The Trump administration on Wednesday cancelled a $4.9 billion federal loan guarantee for a new high-voltage transmission line for delivering solar and wind-generated electricity from the Midwest to the eastern US.
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Brent Comes Off 27-Month Low, Holds Above $91 as Dollar Weakens
Brent for November delivery was up 5 cents to $91.43 by 0406 GMT. The front-month contract fell as low as $90.57 on Wednesday, the lowest since June 2012, before recovering to close at $91.38 - still down 73 cents.
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India Central To Transition To Clean Energy: US Official
India is central to any global climate response and a transition to green and clean energy, a visiting official from the US' Department of Energy (DOE) said on Thursday.
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Environmental Pollution Too Behind Antibiotic Resistance?
Environmental contaminants may be partly to blame for the rise in antibiotic-resistant bacteria, a new US study suggests.
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Environmental Pollution Too Behind Antibiotic Resistance?
Environmental contaminants may be partly to blame for the rise in antibiotic-resistant bacteria, a new US study suggests.
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Cambridge Scientists Make 'Super-Battery' Breakthrough
Scientists at Cambridge University have made a promising breakthrough in what is being described as "super batteries" to power electric vehicles of the future.
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Now You See it, Now You Don't: Invisibility Cloak Nears Reality
A cloak of invisibility may be common in science fiction but it is not so easy in the real world. New research suggests such a device may be moving closer to reality.
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Lockdown Lifted at US Nuclear Site After Sniffer-Dog False Alarm
A nuclear site in South Carolina was reopened from more than two hours in lockdown on Monday, after a bomb-sniffing dog over-reacted and halted a delivery truck, the Department of Energy said in a statement.
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Oil Prices Above $49 Ahead of ECB Bond Buying Move
Brent crude oil crept above $49 per barrel on Thursday ahead of an expected decision by the European Central Bank (ECB) to start buying bonds, a move which could push the dollar to new highs and put downward pressure on commodities.
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Brent Comes Off 27-Month Low, Holds Above $91 as Dollar Weakens
Brent for November delivery was up 5 cents to $91.43 by 0406 GMT. The front-month contract fell as low as $90.57 on Wednesday, the lowest since June 2012, before recovering to close at $91.38 - still down 73 cents.
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Oil up in Asia ahead of US energy report
Changes in US inventory stocks are closely watched by dealers as they indicate levels of demand in the world's top crude consumer.
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Oil mixed in Asia on weak US, Europe data
Oil prices slipped in Asian trade Thursday with weak employment figures from US and Eurozone.
