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LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Renewable Power and Light PLC said it has successfully completed the commercial performanc...
On a day as soft and bright as the Easter Monday of 1917 was dark and cold, above...[ more ] ... Rethink energy saving plans...
On a day as soft and bright as the Easter Monday of 1917 was dark and cold, above...
[ more ] Soldiers were one task away from respite Tainted pet food may have sickened tens of thousands Ottawa changes mind about forests as carbon sinks Ottawa Hospital ‘in tough year’ with lagging lottery sales Board to vote on forming single school system Rethink energy saving plans Published:...Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki sought Japan's support for his country yesterday, as Iraqis ... Iraq seeks Japanese support
Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki sought Japan's support for his country yesterday, as Iraqis back home gathered in the city of Najaf for a big anti-U.S. protest on the fourth anniversary of Baghdad's fall.
Maliki, who was to meet Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe later in the day, told Defense Minister Fumio Kyuma that Iraq hoped to see Japanese firms return to the country soon, a J...
Question of the week: Is the threat of human-caused climate change overblown? Tuesday, April 10, ... Question of the week: Is t
Question of the week: Is the threat of human-caused climate change overblown? Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Print this storySandra wrote on April 09, 2007 4:52 PM:"To Suze, "The ocean temps control weather patterns." This is misleading. The oceans do not control, but contribute to weather patterns. The sun and cloud cover have as much, or more to do with weather as the oceans. It is my un...
DHAKA (Reuters) - A shortfall in power output has grown worse in Bangladesh this week and residen... Bangladesh lacks water as
DHAKA (Reuters) - A shortfall in power output has grown worse in Bangladesh this week and residents of the capital, Dhaka, are now suffering from a shortage of drinking water, officials said on Tuesday.
The authorities plan to seek help from the army to distribute water to the Dhaka residents and set up water purification plants in the capital and other cities. Dhaka has a population of m...
Large empty stores that once housed Wal-Mart, Big Lots and Winn-Dixie are scattered throughout Le... Lexington making move to f
Large empty stores that once housed Wal-Mart, Big Lots and Winn-Dixie are scattered throughout Lexington, and city officials want to do something to fill them back up.
Last night, the Lexington City Council approved a partnership between the city, the Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce and ElectriCities of North Carolina, a nonprofit organization that represents cities, towns and universi...
Deputy works to keep the peace during home foreclosures By PAGE IVEY LEXINGTON, S.C. &mdash... Deputy works to keep the peace d
Deputy works to keep the peace during home foreclosures By PAGE IVEY
LEXINGTON, S.C. — Deputy Jon Shokes knows a few things about you by the time he shows up on your doorstep.
He knows whether you or anyone who lived at your home has ever been to jail. He knows if police have ever been called to the house.
And, with his roll of industrial-strength tape and an eviction no...
When Earl Norwood, owner of Country Paint and Hardware of North Branford, needed to find the well... No dampening a dowser'
When Earl Norwood, owner of Country Paint and Hardware of North Branford, needed to find the well at his house, he knew just what to do: go to town hall, find the plans and start digging.
There was just one problem. Town hall didn’t have the plans.
Simple, thought Norwood. He’d find the developer and ask him where he’d put the well.
But the developer had passed ...
SINGAPORE - Oil edged up towards $62 a barrel today, halting a steep sell-off after Iran’s... Oil edges up, eyes Iran nu
SINGAPORE - Oil edged up towards $62 a barrel today, halting a steep sell-off after Iran’s release of British military personnel as traders fretted over Iran’s nuclear programme and US gasoline supplies.
US crude gained 45 cents to $61,96 a barrel in early, after plunging $2,77 or 4,3% yesterday. London Brent crude was up 54 cents at $67,13, recovering from a $1,65 loss yest...
Worshippers brave cold weather, snow for Easter sunrise service Snow leaves 27,000 without power ... Snow leaves 27000 without
Worshippers brave cold weather, snow for Easter sunrise service Snow leaves 27,000 without power Class to trade shoes for food Local principal receives national honor from her peers
Saturday's rare April snow storm provided opportunities for laughter and wet, cold frollicking fun for many Central Texans; it also caused work, inconvenience and worry for others. TXU electric company repor...