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Off the coast of southern Norway, an immense crane lowers a white submersible into the listless sea. Inside the vessel, cramped against the sides, the passengers watch nervously as water drips off the walls — condensation produced by their own breathing. The United States, Russia and China are...Off the coast of southern Norway, an immense crane lowers a white submersible into the listless sea. Inside the vessel, cramped against the sides, the passengers watch nervously as water drips off the walls — condensation produced by their own breathing. The United States, Russia and China are...Off the coast of southern Norway, an immense crane lowers a white submersible into the listless sea. Inside the vessel, cramped...
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The board of Scotland’s troubled water industry regulator was “surprised” when serious financial irregularities emerged, MSPs have heard. The Water Industry Commission for Scotland (Wics), which currently employs 21 staff, has been under intense scrutiny since December last year when Audit Scotland, the public spending watchdog, raised...The board of Scotland’s troubled water industry regulator was “surprised” when serious financial irregularities emerged, MSPs have heard. The Water Industry Commission for Scotland (Wics), which currently employs 21 staff, has been under intense scrutiny since December last year when Audit Scotland, the public spending watchdog, raised...The board of Scotland’s troubled water industry regulator was “surprised” when serious financial irregularities emerged, MSPs...
