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-	China to build South Pole observatory
-	China begins building neutrino facility
-	Scientists map out first Asian genome
-	Space program eyes farther frontiers
-	Nuclear power plant in Jiangsu to use Russian tech
-	China's first lunar satellite scheduled to hit moon
-	Top minds meet to beat traffic snarl
-	Geographic information system in wide use in China
-	China among top scientific powerhouses
-	Self-developed 'bullet' train to debut

-	New hydropower plant starts operation in Tibet
-	Newly-discovered comet named after Chinese astronomer
-	Vice premier calls for scientific innovations
-	Space launch center to be built in Hainan
-	Asian genetic map to be unveiled
-	3rd Sino-Brazilian Earth Resources Satellite Launched
-	Scientific Investigation Launched to Protect Plants in Three Gorges
-	Mongoloid Genome Map to Be Released
-	Experts Warn of Infected E-cards
-	R&D Spending Exceeds US$39.9b in 2006

-	University Student Sues Microsoft for Invasion of Privacy
-	Energy Conservation to Be Promoted
-	Science Minister Calls for Energy-saving
-	Ice Age Relic Discovered in Beijing
-	Hi-tech Exports See 'Spectacular' Rise
-	China Legislates to Tolerate Scientific Failures
-	Legislators Deliberate Changes to Science Law
-	Robots to Serve Antarctic Expedition
-	Antarctic Explorers Receive Altitude Training in Tibet
-	Female Accounts for One Third of Chinese Scientists

-	Mission to Moon 'Not a Race with Others'
-	New Dinosaur Discovered in E. China
-	Authorities Find Difficulty Keeping Pace with Storms
-	First Manned Mission Threatened by Communication Blackout
-	Chinese Satellites Were Temporarily on the Blink
-	Sky Gazers to See Two Total Solar Eclipses
-	Largest Coalbed Methane Liquifying Project Launched
-	China Ready to Launch Lunar Satellite
-	Scientists Harness Power of Dry Air
-	Ending Chang'e I by Having It Bump into the Moon: Expert

-	China Plans 3rd Antarctic Station
-	China Capable of Using Space Tech for Weather Forecasting
-	HK Scholar Awarded for Outstanding Contributions to Plasma Science
-	More Funds for Green Vehicles
-	SciTech Gets 5 Bln Yuan in Investment to Fight Climate Change
-	Rescue Teams Trained for Third Manned Space Program
-	3G Tech to Help China Build Nulcear Reactors
-	Cantonese Text Software Proves a Hit
-	Gene Center Offers Hope for Separated Families
-	Scientists Feed Baby Finless Porpoise After Mother's Death

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Defeating Food Scares

China has been confronted with food security problems recently. Mandarin fish from Guangdong Province and turbot from Shandong were found to contain poisonous chemicals. And ducks and hens in Hebei Province were fed a red dye so that their red-yolk eggs would sell for a higher price.

Work Safety

Industrial accidents including blasts, cave-ins, fires and the like pose a threat to many workers. The issue of work safety has drawn nationwide attention and the government requires to do more to curb the situation.

HK-Macao-Taiwan

HK | Macao | Taiwan

-	Inflation piles up pressures on Macao's poor: survey

-	Taiwan's online population exceeds 15 mln

-	Venue for Chanel's 'Mobile Art' exhibition built in HK

-	Moderate earthquake rocks Taiwan

-	Oriental Magpie Robin tests positive for H5N1 virus in HK

-	Mainland-Taiwan festival charter flights end amid calls for regular direct flights

Military Affairs

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-	Army donates 10 mln yuan to snow-hit Sichuan

-	Air force to recruit 30 female pilot cadets

-	Army steps up anti-terror training for Olympics

-	Air force starts training after holiday

-	Chinese peacekeepers in Sudan awarded medals

-	Disaster prevails as relief effort beefed up

Sci&Tech

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-	Big leap forward on stem cell harvests

-	China's 1st homemade navigation chip unveiled

-	China to launch Chang'e-2 lunar probe around 2009

-	Xuelong meets strong cyclone in Antarctica

-	Scientific fun during winter holiday

-	Xuelong sails near floating ice in Antarctica

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