An aircraft engine that uses a novel gearing system could decrease pollution and increase the energy efficiency of air travel.U.S. engine maker Pratt and Whitney, which...
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Airbus signs deal to develop novel engine design that will cut fuel consumption up to 15%
Articles from 12.13.2010
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GE to buy pipeline-maker Wellstream for $1.3 billion
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Obama decision to close Yucca nuclear dump back in court
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