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It emerged on Wednesday that Areva, the EDF-owned firm due to build the reactor, was facing court action over the EPR it is building in Finland, which is a decade behind schedule.

NuGen is due to build on Sellafield, and is the existing developer most shrouded in mystery.

The nation is due to build 25,000 cinema screens over the next five years to cope with demand from an increasingly wealthy population.

For example, in the region around the Krafla plant, where Landsvirkjun is due to build a second geothermal power station, there are just 400 residents.

The nation is due to build 25,000 cinema screens over the next five years, many with the latest 4k digital technology to cope with demand from an increasingly wealthy population.

Nissan said it had been "another year of very strong production for the Sunderland site", which is due to build the new Qashqai and X-Trail models at the plant following the government's assurances.

Whereas altered wind patterns due to built structures are common in all cities [38], topography and vegetation surrounding the city determine the magnitude of wind speed differences.

Our results indicate that reductions in wind speed due to built structures in cities contribute to increased plant productivity and thus also to changes in abundances and diversity of higher trophic levels.

This altered immune response may be due to built in compensatory mechanisms or disrupted homeostasis, resulting in either monocyte over-recruitment or overstimulation of tissue macrophages in E/P-selectin mutant mice.

In the chimney top type, system efficiencies dropped to zero with willow after 50 h and with tall fescue after 10 h of combustion with no cleaning, due to build-up of particulate matter on the electrode causing reduced distribution of charge to the oncoming particles.

When a system with rotating membranes is operated at a fixed inlet pressure, its permeate flux rises with increasing speed until it reaches a maximum and decreases at higher speed, due to build-up of permeate pressure caused by centrifugal forces, which reduces the transmembrane pressure.