Saturday November 8, 2008 / Dhul-Qaada 9, 1429 AH
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Ophiolite, boon for Oman’s alternative fuel quest

MUSCAT — Claims by US-based researchers that an Omani rock could potentially hold the key to solving the problem of carbon emissions — the greenhouse gas at the heart of worldwide concerns over global warming — augur well for the Sultanate’s plans to pursue alternative fuels for power generation.

Inside Todays Edition

Al Hassan Engg recruits new batch of Omani engineers Milan strike late, Sevilla
suffer UEFA Cup loss

Obama meets top
economic advisors
Oman’s high potential
fisheries sector

Picture of the day

Farmers carry harvested rice paddy from a field on the outskirts
of the northeastern Indian city of Siliguri yesterday. — Reuters
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