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Thursday, October 13th, 2011

Angola: Kambambe Dam Fully Operating By 2012

Kambambe Hydroelectric Dam, located in Kwanza Norte province, with an installed capacity of 180 megawatts, will start its operation in full from October 2012. This information was released, Wednesday in Luanda by the administrator of the production area of the National Electricity Company, José Carlos Neves, during the “Informative Morning” programme of the Radio Nacional de

Thursday, October 13th, 2011

Top Environmental Priority for the Next 40 Years?

Our society faces a rich complex of problems. Since the beginning of the industrial revolution some 250 years ago, our animal species has changed the character of the Earth’s land surface, seas and atmosphere: hence the increasing use among geologists of the term Anthropocene to follow the Holocene epoch. Read More

Thursday, October 13th, 2011

German Air Force Unveils Powerful Spy Plane

On Wednesday, the German air force unveiled the latest addition to its fleet: the “Euro Hawk,” a state-of-the-art spy drone. The reconnaissance aircraft can fly non-stop for 30 hours in the stratosphere without having to refuel and its on-board sensors can penetrate clouds and sandstorms. Read More

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

Roaming Can Provide Mobile Coverage in Rural Areas

If mobile phones were freely seek the best coverage from among several telecommunications coverage in rural areas could be improved. This is according to researchers at the Royal Institute of Technology and Forestry Research. The technique, called national roaming exist in our phones, but are not in Sweden. When we go abroad looking phone yourself up with the

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

Forestry GIS-based Multi-objective Decision Support System

There are many forests planted on western peatlands of Ireland. Their sustainable management is a complex issue. The range of critical environmental and social constraints that needs to be taken into account, as well as the age distribution of the stands, add to the factors to consider in making decisions about the future of these

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

UK Interior Design Course Proves Popular with Int’l Students

Admissions staff at the UK’s leading provider of online qualifications in Art & Design, the Interactive Design Institute, are delighted by the number of enquiries they have received for their innovative online Interior and Spatial Design course. Read More

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

NIS GLONASS – $100 M In Acquisitions in Russia and Abroad

NIS GLONASS General Manager Alexander Gurko announced at a press conference yesterday that his company could invest as much as $100 million dollars in acquisitions of Russian and foreign companies during this year and the next. These acquisitions will help develop new satellite-based navigation services for both the domestic and Indian consumer markets. Read More

Wednesday, October 12th, 2011

Solar Thermal Energy Integrated Into the Face of Architecture

Aurubis Finland Oy has introduced a new innovation on a global scale, in which solar collectors are fully integrated into a building’s prepatinated copper façade architecture. The system opens completely new usage possibilities for solar energy when solar collectors are integrated into the façade without making any architectural compromises. Read More

Tuesday, October 11th, 2011

Effective Deployment of Pan-European Mobile Satellite Services

 The European Commission today adopted a decision that will allow it to coordinate the initiatives of EU Member States to accelerate the commercial deployment of mobile satellite services (MSS) pan, and, if necessary to adopt appropriate enforcement action. The mobile satellite services use radio spectrum to deliver for all Europeans communication services such as Internet access,

Tuesday, October 11th, 2011

Bulgaria’s Capital Launches Electric Car Charging Stations

The capital Sofia will have several electric car charging stations in just weeks, according to Bulgarian Economy and Energy Minister, Traicho Traikov. Traikov further said Monday that he was all in favor of introducing legal incentives for the use of electric vehicles, adding this is an issue that should not be overlooked. The Minister voiced disappointment that the State has not done much in

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