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Regulators in China have decided to shut down a beverage plant that is owned by Coca-Cola because they found chlorine in a batch of drinks back in February.
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Scientists have regenerated a flowering plant from the Pleistocene Age (30,000 years ago) – a time before the end of the last Ice Age, before any form of agriculture and before humans had even invented writing.
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A toxic plant is spreading steadily across Canada. Giant hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum), which can cause long-lasting skin damage, is now found in many parts of North America, and is cropping up in Nova Scotia particularly.
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The world's second largest LCD panel producer LG Display said it's going to build the most advanced display panel plant in Guangzhou, the capital of Guangdong province, to produce the trendy thin film transistor (TFT) LCD.
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Sagebrush communicated and cooperated with other branches of themselves to avoid being eaten by predators. Scientists suspect that the plants communicate and warn by emitting volatile cues. Are plants capable of more sophisticated behavior than we think?
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Enerkem, a Canada-based biofuel and biochemical producer, has received approval to build a commercial facility to turn municipal waste into biofuels.
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Venezuela, citing a production quota dispute, has seized a pasta-making plant Friday belonging to U.S.-based food giant Cargill.
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Whatever the Amorphophallus Titanium, also known as the Corpse Flower is, look out if you happen to be anywhere near the National Botanical Garden of Belgium. Read on for the smelly details, but…hold your nose and try not to think x-rated thoughts.
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General Motors will close its Oshawa, Ontario pick up truck facility; the closure will result in 1,000 people being let go.
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Hershey's chocolates have become a staple in traditonal America desserts for everyday and Holiday. As of February 1st 2008 production plants have begun to close as the company looks to reopen in Mexico.
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Plant Headlines
A gene that is responsible for helping plants to stay dormant at night is discovered by scientists.
Journalists have been allowed inside Japan's Fukushima plant for the first time since the tsunami that devastated the plant last year.
 The company that owns the locked-out Electro-Motive plant in London, Ont., has decided to close the plant permanently.
A Caithness nuclear power plant's dome, the SS Great Britain and Belgrave Hall Museum are in the running for a jelly replica.
The world's oldest working nuclear power plant is closing down after 45 years.
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