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- Computers take pain from drug prescription

Computers can control Intensive care Unit ventilators more successfully than doctors, an expert in computerised medicine has told the American Association for the Advancement of Science. A computer

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- Biotech industry reaps as it has sown

Whether genetically engineered food crops will ever be grown in Europe has become a very real question for the biotechnology industry. For instance, there is an indefinite delay on the registration

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- EU and US ease friction over meat

European agriculture ministers will be told today that an agreement is close with the US on a "veterinary equivalency" deal aimed at easing EU-US trade friction over meat. A final deal could be

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- China's chilli farmers feel the heat

China is starting to feel the heat of Asia's financial crisis - and the chilli farmers in the north-west of the country have been among the first to get burned. The province of Shaanxi, one of the

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- Massive tree-planting project in city

As part of the Golden jubilee celebration of Independence, the Forest Department plans to launch a massive tree planting campaign in the city. As many as two lakh saplings are to be planted in

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- Global cooperation needed to conserve medicinal plants

expert : US National Academy of Sciences Home Secretary Peter Raven today called for international cooperation and collective wisdom for the conservation and multiplication of medicinal plants and

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- Storm clouds over Kenyan tea industry

These should be good times for Kenya's tea farmers. World prices for their product are impressively high, the E1 Nino weather phenomenon has brought plenty of rain, and as long as there is no drought

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Project to restore Chamba's greenery

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This legendary town has been facing soil erosion and landslips in its enviorns for quite some time. These problems have been threatening not only the fragile slopes but also the stability of building

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- IFC admits to shortcomings on environmental issues

The International Finance Corporation , the largest private sector lender, has openly admitted its shortcomings on the environmental impact of projects and called for public comments on its policy

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- Policy package for deep sea fishing industry on cards

The government is planning a fresh policy package for the deep sea fishing industry with the aim of increasing direct assistance to

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