First Commercial Use of a Medium-Duty Fuel Cell Vehicle
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Fuel Cells Could Change How Homes are Powered
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Toronto Hydro Unveils Solar Array
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Modine Developing Fuel-cell Parts
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U.S. Climate Report Heats Up Policy Issue
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Utilities Reduce Chile Pig Emissions in Kyoto Deal
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NASA Experts Report Drought Forecast Breakthrough
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Japan's Tosoh Eyes Recycled Naphtha as Costs Rise
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Petrobras Wins Permit to Work in Lush Ecuador Park
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World Bank Offers Brazil $1.2 Billion for Conservation
WASHINGTON, DC, August 25, 2004 (ENS) – The World Bank has decided to extend loans totaling US$1.2 billion to Brazil over four years to support the South American country's goal of balancing economic growth with social development and the improvement of environmental quality. The first loan of the series, for US$505 million, was approved by the Bank's Board of Executive Directors on Tuesday
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