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Il finit même par crouler sous les hommages et les commémorations, au point qu'il devient difficile de porter un regard critique sur le responsable de la fameuse expédition des Mille. La biographie...
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C'est un homme et un mythe qui a fasciné l'Europe que nous donne à lire Alfonso Scirocco, celui que Victor Hugo appelait pompeusement «l'homme de la liberté, l'homme de l'humanité».Garibaldi, citoy...
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Energy Net on 22 Nov 08f a project isn't sold to the community it will struggle to gain public acceptance There are suddenly plans for a lot of wind-based power generation blowing into Washington's Pacific County, possibly a hint at what may occur in many of the coastal counties of Oregon and Washington in the years ahead. A "joint operating agency" of Washington state electricity providers is planning an 82-megawatt wind turbine farm in the Naselle area, with completion of up to 45 wind turbines eyed in 2011. A smaller, very interesting four-turbine project is getting started in northern Pacific County and southern Grays Harbor County. In total, all this may be enough to power some 40,000 average-sized homes.
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«Je ne pense pas que l'on puisse retrouver des survivants, la boue est vraiment trop épaisse», a estimé Felix Lim, le maire adjoint de la ville voisine de Saint-Bernard. «Cette boue est comme les s...
ENERGY: Areva announces new Washington energy plants - | Tri-City Herald - 0 views
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ADAGE and Energy Northwest announced a partnership today that could bring several new power plants to the Pacific Northwest by the end of 2012. The plants would be built by ADAGE, a joint venture by AREVA and Duke Energy, and would bring an estimated 2,000 construction jobs to the state. ADAGE President Reed Wills said at a press conference announcing the partnership that the plants also would create 500 permanent "green" jobs for plant operations and wood waste collection. The plants likely would be located in forested areas of western Washington. AREVA President Jacques Besnainou said the plants would burn wood waste, such as bark or tree branches stripped from lumber, to generate power. Wood waste is a renewable, carbon-neutral source that fits the state's clean energy goals, he said.
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«La déclaration d'indépendance unilatérale de la Crimée et l'intégration décrétée ce jour à la Fédération de Russie sont des coups inacceptables portés à l'intégrité territoriale de l'Ukraine», ont...
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Pour les États-Unis, le temps presse. Les islamistes, redoutables tacticiens, n'attendent pas Washington pour développer une politique originale. Un peu partout, ils s'allient avec des chrétiens, d...
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Français et Américains s'activent pour lever cette hypothèque. A New Delhi, Jacques Chirac a souhaité hier qu'«une évolution des règles internationales en matière de technologies nucléaires permett...
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Le meurtre filmé de Foley choque la conscience du monde, dit Obama BAGDAD/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - L'exécution filmée du journaliste américain James Foley par les djihadistes de l'Etat islamique a p...
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500, et environ 8.500 à l'extérieur, massés dans le stade de rugby pour regarder la rencontre sur écrans géants. Toutes proportions gardées, "le CSP, c'est l'OM du basket", avait dit à leur propos ...
Department of Energy - Administration Announces Nearly $8 Billion in Weatherization Funding and Energy Efficiency Grants - 0 views
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Will support energy efficiency efforts nationwide that will create 87,000 jobs and cut energy bills for families Washington DC -- Vice President Joe Biden and Energy Secretary Chu today detailed an investment of nearly $8 billion in state and local weatherization and energy efficiency efforts as part of the President's American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. With an investment of about $5 billion through the Weatherization Assistance Program and about $3 billion for the State Energy Program, the Department of Energy will partner with state and local governments to put 87,000 Americans to work and save families hundreds of dollars per year on their energy bills. To jump-start job creation and weatherization work, the Department of Energy is releasing the first installment of the funding - about $780 million -- in the next few days. The Department will release additional funding over time as states demonstrate that they are using the funding effectively and responsibly to create jobs and cut energy use.
Greenpeace energy report projects cheap, clean power -- and more jobs | Greenspace | Los Angeles Times - 0 views
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An environmentalist-sponsored report claims that by 2050, the United States could sever ties with coal and nuclear power, draw nearly all its electricity from renewable sources and cut its greenhouse gas emissions by more than 80% -- all with existing technology and with a net gain of 14 million jobs to the domestic economy. The report, commissioned by Greenpeace and the European Renewable Energy Council and conducted by Germany's equivalent of NASA, was released this morning at a press briefing in Washington. It is heavy on charts and supporting data and transparent on some key assumptions. And its sponsors call its findings "conservative." At its core, the report envisions a steep drop in the United States' energy use, both in absolute terms and compared with International Energy Agency predictions -- driven by strict efficiency standards. It also projects dramatic changes in the nation's electricity mix, with wind and solar power mushrooming to replace coal, oil and nuclear sources that would gradually go offline.
Top U.S. Scientists and Economists Call For Swift, Deep Cuts In Global Warming Pollution - 0 views
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WASHINGTON (May 29, 2008) - More than 1,700 of the nation's most prominent scientists and economists today released a joint statement calling on policymakers to require immediate, deep reductions in heat-trapping emissions that cause global warming. Issued just days before the Senate begins debate on the Lieberman-Warner climate bill, the statement marks the first time leading U.S. scientists and economists have joined together to make such an appeal.
Reid Statement on Federal Solar Power Development Moratorium - 0 views
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Washington, D.C. - Nevada Senator Harry Reid today made the following statement regarding the Bureau of Land Management's (BLM) moratorium on new applications to develop solar power plants, which could delay development by close to two years: "This notice of intent is the wrong signal to send to solar power developers, and to Nevadans and Westerners who need and want clean, affordable sun-powered electricity soon. While the BLM's proposed delay won't affect developers with existing applications, it could discourage or slow new development to a crawl.
Senate blocks debate of clean energy tax credits | Politics | Reuters - 0 views
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Senate on Tuesday blocked debate of a bill to offer about $17.7 billion in tax incentives for consumers to build renewable energy sources like windmills and solar arrays, and buy plug-in cars that run on electricity rather than gasoline.
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Al Gore has made a major speech in Washington this morning, setting out an ambitious goal for the USA to produce all of its electricity from carbon-free sources by 2020. I thought I'd comment on the technical feasibility of the plan, and the underlying economics of such an endeavour.
McClatchy Washington Bureau | 55-mph speed limit may have found its Washington patron - 0 views
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Is the double-nickel speed limit ready for a comeback? Congress thus far has shown no movement toward resurrecting the 55-mph speed limit, but one of the Senate's senior members - Republican John Warner of Virginia - says it's time to start the conversation about an energy-saving national speed limit to help spare Americans from usurious fuel costs.
Administration Blocking EPA from Addressing Global Warming Pollution - 0 views
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The White House is currently blocking the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from complying with a 2007 Supreme Court ruling that directed the agency to develop global warming pollution regulations under the Clean Air Act. Below is a statement by Brendan Bell, a Washington representative with the Union of Concerned Scientists: