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- Vietnam proposes legalising use of tiger parts in traditional medicines 2
- Environment ministry rapped
- Six sins that make drought invincible 16
- How vulnerable are India's nuclear power plants to disaster 19
- Distance between Earth and Sun
- Is Arctic rush worth it? 1
- Vapi tops list of critically polluted areas
- Eat at your own risk 26
- 'Step up emission reduction ambition'
- Push to revoke endosulfan ban
- Environment ministry wants to restore night traffic through Bandipur tiger reserve 44
- Diesel: when bad policy makes for toxic hell 38
- Green energy takes toll on green cover 26
- Eat at your own risk 26
- Grand distraction called river interlinking 25
- Water v industry: where is the question? 24
- POSCO: take land but give life 24
- Is bamboo a tree or a grass? 24
- Parking that can’t be found 23
- Lessons from Kakarapalli 23
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Issue: Apr 30, 2010
>> Greenpeace has called on technology giants like Apple, Microsoft, Yahoo and Facebook to power their data centres with renewable energy sources. Greenpeace estimates their data centres will use 1,963 billion kilowatt hours by 2020—more than the power currently consumed by France, Germany, Canada and Brazil combined.
>> The British police inspectorate has backed down after protests by social media activists over its choice of name for a website. It had un - veiled plans for a project called MyPolice.org.uk. The name was being used by a project started in 2009 to allow crime victims to report feedback to police forces.
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