Green tea supplements can be bad for liver
Taking high doses of supplements containing green tea extracts may be associated with liver damage, according to new research from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA). Tea infusions, as used for
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2018 state of the EU ETS report
The EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is important through its role as the “cornerstone” of EU climate change policy as well as a “role model” and “pioneer” for carbon markets. It is important that,
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EU supports Namibia to mitigate climate change effects
The Namibia Red Cross Society with support from the European Union (EU) has launched a renewable energy initiative at Muyako village, in efforts to mitigate climate change. According to the Namibian,
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EU needs to rethink, set goals to reduce palm oil in biodiesel
The EU adopted this new fuel with rigour and pledged that by 2020, 10 per cent of all transport fuels in EU nations would be biodiesel. Barely a month ago the IMF released a glowing report on the state
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TN has high offshore wind energy potential
Chennai: The data collected by the National Wind Institute show that Rameswaram and Kanyakumari could become two major hubs for offshore wind power generation in the country. These hubs can generate about
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EU technical aid for Amguri solar park
GUWAHATI: The European Union is providing technical assistance to the solar park at Amguri in Upper Assam. The 70MW solar park is the first-ever facility in the Northeast. The project was tendered recently.
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Long-hidden toxic waste endangers Serbia's health, EU status
Pancevo – Discoveries in Serbia of rusty barrels stacked up in barns and mysterious liquids cemented behind walls in plastic tubs are triggering alarms. It is believed that tons of poorly secured hazardous
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Britain faces EU lawsuit and huge fines over illegal air pollution
Britain will be hit with European Commission legal action for persistently ignoring EU rules on deadly air pollution, a breach which could result in huge fines from the bloc’s highest court. The Telegraph
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Vehicle pollution still rising in Germany: agency
Germany’s greenhouse gas emissions fell in 2017, largely thanks to the closure of coal-fired power plants, but car-makers and factories still need to do more to cut pollution, government officials said
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Corruption of science: Why are governments not banning Monsanto's Roundup?
There is one chemical that is igniting much fuss these days — legislators in New Zealand want it banned; South African leaders are asking why they are continuing to use it; closer to home in Sri Lanka