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THE EUROPEAN SATURDAY OF SAFETY AND HEALTH AT WORK, TRANSPORT SAFETY, FOOD SAFETY AND ENVIRONMENT

 
13/03/2010
Le donne e la salute sul lavoro - Le donne e la salute sul lavoro Le donne rappresentano il 42% degli occupati nell'Unione europea (UE). Gli uomini e le donne non sono uguali e anche le rispettive professioni, condizioni lavorative e modalità di trattamento sono diverse. Questi fattori possono influire sui pericoli cui si trovano confrontati nel posto di lavoro e sull'approccio da adottare per valutarli e controllarli.

 
La nostra lotta non è finita" - Mercedes Bresso, unica presidente donna di un'istituzione dell'UE, ha celebrato la giornata internazionale della donna con un invito al cambiamento.
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13/03/2010
European Small Business Portal
Want to find out what the EU does to boost small businesses in Europe and on the global market, and what it can do for your business? This portal gathers together all the information provided by the EU on and for SMEs, ranging from practical advice to policy issues, from local contact points to networking links.
Go to the SMEs Portal
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13/03/2010
NANOTECHNOLOGY
The construction sector has benefited immensely from technological advances made to materials over the years. Curtain wall facade in particular has benefitted from light and easy to assemble materials, but this wall is mostly composed of aluminium and steel which trigger headaches in terms of supply and recycling, and have bad thermal behaviour. The FACOMP ('Polymeric nanocomposite profiles for curtain walls') project, backed by the EU with EUR 954 000 under the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7), is determined to define a novel system and a nanomaterial to replace steel and aluminium for structural profiles.
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13/03/2010
Car safety: European Commission welcomes international agreement on electric and hybrid cars - The European Commission welcomes the adoption today at the United Nations in Geneva of the first international regulation on safety of both fully electric and hybrid cars. This landmark decision will facilitate the early introduction of safe and clean electric cars onto our roads. The technical regulation adopted today at the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) ensures that cars with a high voltage electric power train, such as hybrid and fully electric vehicles, are as safe as conventional cars. Hybrid and electric cars are increasingly available on the market and are very promising in terms of making road transport clean and energy-efficient.

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