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On Nature News - October 20, 2009

Europe's Galileo project gains ground
Long-troubled satellite-navigation system receives formal backing from European Commission president.

High hopes for Russia's nanotech firms
But an ambitious government initiative has been slow to incubate a domestic high-tech industry.

Major economies meeting struggles with climate
Many hurdles remain on the road to Copenhagen summit in December.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on October 20, 2009
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