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Hungary opens first "zero emissions" air-conditioner plant in NE (MTI)

Budapest, - A three-billion-forint air conditioner plant opened at the northeastern town of Perkupa on Thursday. The plant pledges to use environmentally-friendly technology that is unique in Hungary and in Central and Eastern Europe, the Hungarian owner, Genex said in a statement.

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Nigeria: Finnish Eaglets Discovered in Nation (allafrica.com)

Chuwang Dungs Jalingo — Two infant eagles, suspected to be male and a female and believed to have migrated from a zoo in Finland, were last week trapped separately by two young fishermen in a river called Thaton in Karim-Lamido Local Government Area in Taraba State.

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EU-Climate Change (MTI)

Hungary insists EU must recognise earlier efforts, economic gap in climate change proposal

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Green jobs ( Unasylva No. 233)

Vol. 60, 2009/3 - In 2009 the world confronts financial and economic crisis. What does it mean for the forest sector, and what can the sector do to respond?

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WFC side event: forests and poverty alleviation

The University of Copenhagen and CIFOR invites you to the WFC side event: Poverty Environment Network (PEN): assessing the role of tropical forests in poverty alleviation When: Monday 19 October at 18:30-20:30 Where: Blue Pavillion, room Pehuén

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Ozone Meeting in Forest Research Institute (ForestPress)

After the Expert Panel on Deposition and the Meeting of QA/QC Working Group in 2007 further international meeting took place in Hungary in connection with the European intensive monitoring on forest health.

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Save the forests, help save the planet – UN agricultural official (un.org/ForestPress)

“Damage to forest ecosystems is affecting everyone in the world through climate change, water scarcity and the loss of biological diversity,” UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Assistant Director General of Forestry Jan Heino said ahead of a meeting later this month of World Forestry Congress in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

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