News from elsewhere on the web (10 June 2009)

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Yantai Produces World's Largest Solid Tyre CRI English (country)

(US) Used Tire Stockpiles Decline 90 Percent Since 1990 Earth911 (US)

Recycling of tires gaining traction Buffalo News (US - New York)

The Bull Market--in used tires: Anecdotal observations. Motley Fool Blogs (US)

Gummigestank in der Wohngegend Immobilien News (German language)

Rubber stench in the residential area Above story auto-translated into English (country)

BRISA to suspend production from July 27 to August 6 Forbes (Turkey) Scroll down or search on "BRISA"

Warsop tyre blaze: Owner in court Chad.co.uk (UK - Nottinghamshire)

Motorists unprepared for punctures, survey finds Which? (UK)

Developmental Applications Are Advancing The Release Of Flexible, Dielectric Silicone Rubber RF GlobalNet (US - Massachusetts)

Trucking Technologies Survey Gives Insight Into Equipment Purchase Trends & Plans GLGroup (US)

May sales remain dull for commercial vehicles The Hindu Business Line (India)

GM bets big on mini-car for India The Hindu Business Line (India)

Tribals turn to rubber cultivation Express Buzz (India)

Availability of cheaper rubber abroad makes imports viable Business Standard (India)

Rubber smoking innovation promoted Bangkok Post (Thailand)

Govt urged to give women more access to female condom The Nation (Thailand)

KLK in tie-up to produce oil, rubber in N. Sumatra The Star (Malaysia)

DOW Chemical's Zhangjiagang plant starts operation China Knowledge (China)

Fordlandia, summer work, collect calls to Dad Associated Press (Brazil)

Hypermiling: Not as extreme as you think Examiner (US)

M&S reaps rewards from £200m green scheme RoadTransport (UK)