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Thousands billion of the EU's new railway

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2050 is our travels in Europe take place by train as we travel 300 km or more. The new railway will cost trillions of dollars. The European Commission today unveiled a plan (Transportation 2050) for shipments within the Union should be done in a way that reduces the environmental impact and reduces dependence on oil by 60 percent by 2050.
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Volvo employs 900 engineers

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Volvo Car hires 1250 people including 900 engineers, the largest recruitment company in history. A quick summoned press conference on Tuesday announced the car manufacturer Volvo in Gothenburg that it plans employ a thousand people at the factory in Gothenburg.
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Tsunami in Japan drives up the price of electricity

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The nuclear problem in Japan after the tsunami may impact on electricity prices in world market. Rising prices of coal and allowances make electricity more expensive. After the accident for the electricity company Tepcos Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant the coal-fired power plants in Japan has been in full swing and coal imports increased significantly.
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Scania home construction - cleanest truck engine ever

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Outline of purification steps. Click image for larger version Scania is now showing off their first truck engines that meet emission limits Euro 6. This means that particulate emissions are reduced by almost 85 percent compared to Euro 5, and emissions of nitrogen oxides are reduced by 80 percent. Fuel consumption remains unchanged.
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Ericsson Helicopter has landed in Japan

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Today, landing a helicopter with Ericsson staff and equipment needed to repair the excluded mobile networks in northern Japan. Much of the mobile infrastructures in the Tohoku region in northern Japan were destroyed in the disaster for nearly three weeks ago. Exactly how much of the mobile networks have been knocked out is still not known.
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