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Former foes join forces

Years of legal head-banging have turned to happy co-operation between two former environmental foes. Cement producer Lafarge Canada Inc. and the environmental group Lake Ontario Waterkeeper recently agreed on a plan to prevent toxic kiln dust from leaching into Bath…

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Socapalm au Cameroun, l’épine du groupe Bolloré

Spoliation, pollution et « climat de terreur » : l'édifiante enquàªte associative sur la plantation de palmiers. Après les enquàªtes journalistiques, un collectif d'associations dévoile trois ans d'enquàªte sur la Socapalm, la plus importante plantation de palmiers du Cameroun. Une…

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Mobilisation autour des mines de la RDC

Les mines de la République démocratique du Congo ont été une fois de plus au centre d’un colloque international organisé, du 1er au 3 décembre 2010 au Musée royal de Tervuren à  Bruxelles, sous le thème : « La quàªte…

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Retailers Fight to Escape ‘Conflict Minerals’ Law

Top U.S. retailers including Wal-Mart Stores Inc. and Target Corp. are battling to limit a new federal law that could force them to report whether their store-brand goods contain minerals from war-torn Central Africa. The requirement, part of the Dodd-Frank…

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Lufthansa to launch commercial bio-fuel flights

Lufthansa will launch the world’s first scheduled commercial passenger flights using bio-fuel in the first half of 2011. An A321 using IAE engines will fly between Hamburg and Frankfurt using a 50-50 bio-fuel/conventional fuel blend. The daily flights will begin…

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Drug Firms Say They’ll Take Closer Look at the Docs They Pay

Several of the nation's largest pharmaceutical companies said they plan to tighten screening of physicians who promote their drugs after ProPublica reported last month that more than 250 of them had been sanctioned for misconduct. Eli Lilly and Co. said…

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