EU energy strategy aims to curb carbon emissions

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In an attempt to control global warming, the European Union is proposing strategies for increasing energy efficiency. European business groups are protesting that the plan's carbon dioxide emissions targets are too high, while environmental activists feel the targets are too low.

Government domestic functions, Business Associations, Energy policy, Demonstrations and protests, Global warming, Environmental policy, Control, Environmentalists, Environmental activists, Commercial associations

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EU web site aims to curb mobile-phone charges

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The European Union has launched a Web site that compares the prices and rates of mobile phone services. The European bloc has been researching "roaming charges", launching the Web site to encourage transparency and provide a service to consumers.

Wireless communications services, Company Web site/Web page, Web sites (World Wide Web), Web sites, Wireless voice/data service

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EU mobile operators to cut roaming charges

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Roaming tariffs of six major cell phone operators are to be halved in the European Union. The move is expected to lower charges for travelers across European countries.

Administration of General Economic Programs, Taxes, Tariffs & Duties, Tariffs & Quotas, Taxation, Wireless communications, Tax policy, Tariffs, Mobile communication systems, Wireless technology

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