Government News

09/01/2009 - EU regulators decree pitot tube replacement

09/01/2009 - Tariffs or protectionism

07/20/2009 - Exxon joins Alaska government, TransCanada project

07/20/2009 - Pharmas seem ready with swine flu vaccines

06/05/2009 - China's stimulus plan gains traction

06/01/2009 - Nanoproduct companies must perform risk assessment

05/01/2009 - Sunny skies, clean air are upside of economic downturn

05/01/2009 - Chinese numbers hint at turnaround

05/01/2009 - Wind lobby: U.S. oversight for success

04/01/2009 - Chinese policies could precipitate trade war

04/01/2009 - GM tells Feds to keep it

04/01/2009 - European Commission drives BASF sale

03/23/2009 - Plug-in electric-car grants total $2.4 billion

03/01/2009 - Car czar be gone, concept remains

03/01/2009 - French company loses in uranium dispute

03/01/2009 - Beijing fears manufacturing slide on several levels

02/01/2009 - Savvy automakers exceed government expectations

02/01/2009 - Japanese government joins bucket brigade

02/01/2009 - Court rules TVA must install pollution controls

01/01/2009 - Obama plan for generic drugs needs supply chain assurance

01/01/2009 - Sweet 15: The EU's list of not-so-sweet chemicals

01/01/2009 - Greenfield gas well opportunities in Bush plan

12/01/2008 - Government bailout of GM, auto industry seems certain

12/01/2008 - European Commission sees initiative on REACH as good sign

12/01/2008 - Energy, environmental, and security policies are one

11/01/2008 - China dispatches 5,000 inspectors in milk scandal

11/01/2008 - Abu Dhabi government buys into U.S. chipmaker

10/01/2008 - Big Three losers seek investment, not bailout

10/01/2008 - India-U.S. atomic accord awaits Congress, Automation market vast

09/01/2008 - Bush urges legislature to vote on drilling

09/01/2008 - Chinese government removes tax to profound effect

09/01/2008 - EU cuts investing in China, ups it in Russia

08/07/2008 - China warns Exxon on Vietnam deal

08/01/2008 - Congress should OK nukes

08/01/2008 - Taiwan avoids EU duties, moves shoe factories to Bangladesh

07/01/2008 - Cap-and-trade: Time for America to pay its way

06/01/2008 - U.S. Congress pledges, bickers, dithers

06/01/2008 - Boeing refuses to move on, hearings begin in Congress

05/05/2008 - Congressman slams Bush budget for dumping MEP

05/05/2008 - U.S., EU tell exporters to focus on ethics

04/01/2008 - EPA runs around White House

04/01/2008 - U.K. government faulted on power manufacturing

03/01/2008 - Congress decrees advanced technology in mines

03/01/2008 - China's predatory trade practices

02/01/2008 - Congress extends tax breaks for oil, renewable on hold

02/01/2008 - EU legislation may catch many companies unprepared

01/01/2008 - Congress has 30-year itch to raise fuel standards

01/01/2008 - Anti-terror chemical regulations have teeth probably

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