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Top 10 Most Dangerous Places to Work
The London-based risk consultancy, Control Risks , has devised a list of the Top 10 most dangerous places in the world to work , as measured by the number of times the company's registered clients requested each country's page on its Forecast...
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Ethanol to power in Pakistan
There's an interesting story about Pakistani sugar cane growers making ethanol to power an electricity generation station from the Associated Press of Pakistan . Could this model be used elsewhere? Thanks to rsteenblik . Read More...
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