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Charlemagne badge found in Zurich dig
Experts have identified a figurine found in excavations at Zurich’s Fraumünster church as a representation of Charlemagne, the Holy Roman Emperor, dating from the early 15th century, the…
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Are extra taxes on carbon dioxide emissions not helping but killing the economy?
It sounds like a not very useful idea: to put your own dirty industry under heavy tax burden on carbon dioxide emissions. That makes production more expensive, exports…
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Statoil, partners to spend 5 billion euros on new Arctic oil field
Norwegian oil giant Statoil and its partners plan to invest 49 billion kroner (nearly 5 billion euros) to develop the Arctic Johan Castberg oil field, a cost cut…
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Farmers are ready for the opposition to fertilizer rights
Farmers have objected en masse to the phosphate rights allocated to them, which determines how many cows they can keep. Where the government counted on more than a…
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