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August 2007

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Greenpeace- ban the ban!
08/29/2007 Greenpeace criticized the decision of the India power ministry to not introduce a legislation to ban the light bulb in India by 2010. Reacting to the ministry's statement that a legislation to ban the light bulb in India is premature, Greenpeace pointed out the government of Ghana for taking key measures to implement a complete ban on the light bulb in the country.
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08/10/2007 Indian NGO National Alliance of People's Movements believes that the India-US nuclear deal has grave consequences for India’s national security and sovereignty as well impacts the rights and well-being of the Indians so demands the government to withdraw the India-US nuclear deal.
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U.S. antiwar protestor Diane Wilson with Iraqi boy.
08/08/2007 SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 8 (OneWorld) - A new public opinion poll has found nearly two thirds of Iraqis oppose plans to open the country's oilfields to foreign companies.
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Image: U.S. antiwar protestor Diane Wilson with Iraqi boy. © CODEPINK: Women for Peace
U.S. President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India in New Delhi; March 2, 2006.
08/02/2007 UNITED NATIONS, Aug 1 (OneWorld) - The Bush administration's decision to let India obtain nuclear technology from the United States is renewing long-held fears that it could result in further proliferation of nuclear weapons around the world.
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Image: U.S. President George W. Bush and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India in New Delhi; March 2, 2006. © Paul Morse - White House
08/01/2007 WASHINGTON, Jul 31 (OneWorld) - In a political turnabout, the automobile industry is embracing legislation that would raise fuel-economy standards for U.S. vehicles more than 25 percent over the next 15 years.
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