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The bulk fleet now weighs in at 623m tonnes, with another 255m tonnes on the order books.

Sugar prices rose 8% this week, on rumours that China may have bought up to 500,000 tonnes on the world market.

An exceptional snowfall could load tonnes on the roof, so it must be strong enough for load-bearing: the was more uprights and panes of glass on oneside.

Shell's direct greenhouse gas emissions from facilities were 76m tonnes on a CO2-equivalent basis in 2014, up 4% from 73m tonnes 12 months earlier.

Long steel, which is prevalently used in construction, will face a demand increase of 7% year on year in 2013 to 19mn tonnes, on our estimates.

The Stockholm Environment Institute calculates that, if China continues on its current path, it would emit almost two-thirds of that budget roughly 450 billion tonnes— on its own.

The Cowboy Bar has an ornate wooden bar on the right, a piano to the left, and tonnes of memorabilia on the walls.

They also dumped over 32,000 tonnes of napalm on the North, nearly twice as much as fell on Japan in 1945.

On 29 September the cosmonauts installed equipment in the docking system in preparation for the arrival of Kvant-2, the first of the 20 tonne add-on modules based on the TKS spacecraft from the Almaz programme.

The benchmark zinc price settled up 9 per cent at $1,838 a tonne on the London Metal Exchange.

The three-month copper contract on the London Metal Exchange lost 1.1% to $4,360 a tonne on Wednesday.