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...carbon-capture ready projects have been proposed. E.ON, for instance, wants to build an igcc plant in the north of England that's capture ready, but says it needs a government subsidy. Imperial College's Gibbins says it's imperative that three to four projects quickly get funded to prove the validity of these technologies. "If climate change is urgent, then carbon capture and storage is a really big deal. And the sooner we do it, the more options we have," he argues. At a time when oil and gas are getting neither cheaper nor more plentiful, the world needs...
...team, although he added, “until I can ascertain the facts I would hesitate to say what the discipline action would be at this point.”In comments to The Boston Globe published on July 8, Murphy stated, “If the allegations prove to be true, [Thomas] will be dismissed from the team. We are just awaiting due process.”The criminal charges carry a range of punishments, including fines and potential prison time.Thomas was a first-team all-Ivy League linebacker last season and led the team in tackles and fumble...
...Elsewhere, Iran provides crucial support to Syria, Hamas and Hizballah, the three Arab players most visibly defying American and Israeli designs for the Middle East. Syria may prove another tempting target for Israeli forces, which buzzed President Bashar Assad's palace last month as a warning to end its backing for terrorist groups. Jordanian authorities recently accused Hamas of smuggling weapons into Jordan from Syria with the intention of staging terrorist attacks against King Abdullah II's rule. But any military action against Damascus could backfire by plunging Syria itself into a sectarian conflict between Alawite loyalists and the Sunni...
...comments to The Boston Globe published on July 8th, Murphy stated, “If the allegations prove to be true, [Thomas] will be dismissed from the team. We are just awaiting due process...
...calls to resign, he has needed the support of politicians in the ruling Liberal Democratic Party to keep his job. But Richard Jerram, an economist at Macquarie Securities in Tokyo, dismisses any speculation that Fukui's independence has been compromised. "The BOJ has been working for years to prove that it is immune to outside pressure," says Jerram, who argues that political interference might actually embolden Fukui to raise rates...