European Ministers Back Commerce Over Space Science

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The European Space Agency decided to put a cap on scientific spending and to focus on the commercial use of space at a meeting held in May, 1999. The European ministers who attended the meeting were presented with a list of programs totaling $6.4 billion dollars from which to choose from.

Europe, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Laws, regulations and rules, Space sciences, Space industrialization, European Space Agency

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A road map for U.S. carbon reductions

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A recent study for the Dept of Energy provides guidelines for reducing US carbon emissions in accord with the global treated reached in Kyoto, Japan. Energy efficiency and emissions goals for utilities, industry, buildings, and transportation are discussed.

Management, Energy conservation, Atmospheric carbon dioxide

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