Would-be immigrants stand in line after arriving at the port of Los Cristianos on Spain’s Canary island of Tenerife on Thursday. Via POS MSNBC MADRID, Spain - Spain will pay jobless immigrants to go home under a decree approved Friday, more dramatic evidence of how a once-booming economy has quickly gone bust. Labor Minister Celestino Corbacho said the measure was approved at a Cabinet meeting under a fast-track procedure and will take effect in about a month after a largely symb

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The Seawater Greenhouse is a process which provides water for agriculture in arid coastal regions. The Seawater Greenhouse uses seawater to cool and humidify the air that ventilates the greenhouse and sunlight to distill fresh water from seawater. This enables the year round cultivation of high value crops that would otherwise be difficult or impossible to grow in hot, arid regions. The entire front wall of the greenhouse is a seawater evaporator. It consists of a honeycomb lattice that faces

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Possible jail sentence for breaking speed limit 29 August 2008, dolly diver @ 2:18 pm A Tenerife youth may be the first to be jailed under the new tougher traffic laws. The 22-year-old was caught by a radar trap on a Santa Cruz dual carriageway, driving his VW Golf at 170 km/h, more than 90 km/h above the speed limit

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