Will Romania be integrate in EU in 2007?
613003
I sure hope so .... I'm tired of everything ... do we get to go in the EU or do we don;t ... :))\n\nBut is i have to be objective ... we don't deserve to go in the EU ... we can not be compared with  Germany or Italy or Spain .. even if we have a poor country everybody still steals from it .. CORRUPTION everywhere ! this is the truth !
540560
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania#History\n\nwhatever u want to know is here.\ngood luck!
496471
when romania becomes part of the british empire
1046040
what about em.. romania is good at polo so i hear
251816
Romania is located in Southeastern Europe, bordering the Black Sea, between Bulgaria and Ukraine
330883
Here is an awesome website about Romania:\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/ro.html
736946
The European Union isn't the same as the EURO !!! \n\nThere is no legal requirement either for Poland to join the Euro in 2008, and it most probably will be in 2011, considering the finance minister stated in January that Poland would not be in a position to join the EURO before 2010, although 2011 is most feasible.  The PLN 5k to EURO 1.5k for a local resident is the biggest bunch of tripe I've heard as prices should in theory be the same. Ultimately, in order to have a common currency, the economies of the countries need to be more or less in sync with one another, and that means inflation, interest rates etc. \n\nTo answer the original question:\n\nQuite simply Poland could not join the European union as there were a number of barriers, political (in particular corruption, Poland ranks high in terms of corruption), economic (general state of the economy, level of agricultural subsidies and other subsidies, funding projects),  as well as general bloodymindedness from the French.\n\nAdd to that Poland is a net receiver of funds, the fact that over 20 countries were involved in the expansion, most of the established members trying to limit losses to their lucrative EU benefits. Then  you can see why this could not be done overnight. The fact this was achieved by 2004 was quite surprising.
676472
umm. start over.  Romania is not exactly known for electrical engineers.
191669
Yup!Eu sunt din Romania!(Yup!I am from Romania!)
241129
It should in January 2007, but in my oppinion many requests from the EU where unsolved (corruption, infrastructure, agriculture, medical issues, and i think some education) so it will be delayed
476741
There should be an European Union Style community, not totally joining the two countries...
5698
Oh yes! It's a country in Eastern Europe, capital Bucharest.
372642
they're official candidates, I think in 2010 or 2012. It also depends from how EU situation evolves (if a new threaty will be done)
520166
Romania, with 22.6 million people, is the second most populous country in Central and Eastern Europe.\n\nIn 1995, as one of the last East European countries to update its environmental legislation, the Romanian parliament, passed a Law on Environmental Protection. The law replaced an Environmental Law of 1973, which was never fully enforced. The new law also paved the way for the introduction of additional legislation addressing particular environmental issues and introduced the Environmental Fund, which will hold the fines and fees assessed from polluters and use these funds for environmental protection.\nThe degradation of the environment was becoming extreme. There were many scientists, engineers, teachers, and common people who demanded that measures be taken against pollution, but little was done, as the ex-politicians had no interests or concern in these areas, but only in economic policies leading to results in profits. \n\nThe metallurgical industry generated ecological disasters such as: Copsa Mica, Baia Mare, and Zlatna. About 500,000 hectares within the Zlatna area were heavily polluted by sulfur dioxide, lead, and a variety of powders, and their concentrations were found to be two to three times higher than permissible. \n\nThe effect of all these chemical compounds covered an area of more than 90 million square meters of forests as well as the surrounding area, including human settlements. These seriously affected the mortality rate of vertebrates and the disease rate in humans. Within the polluted area, the photosynthetic pigments of leaves were observed to have reduced their level by 37-58% in comparison with the controlled level.6\n\nIn an area highly polluted by sulfur dioxide, a modification of the leaf perspiration process occurred. That means, not only could the forest metabolism be influenced but also its contribution to water circulation was affected.7\n\nThe acid rains on the Western slopes of the Zarand Mountains, particularly due to atmospheric sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides, have been noticed since 1985. They affected the leaves, growing tip or all foliage of many plants, especially that of the oak and vineyard.8\n\nAs a result of the rapacious interventions on forests during the last century in the Northern part of Romania, forests changed their composition and vertical structure. A serious decrease in the proportion of fir trees from 56 to 26 percent in the Marginea forest and from 20 to 12 in Argel forest was observed.9\n\nThe consequences of forests depletion are very important: floods in large deforested areas, soil erosion, land slides, all with serious implications to agriculture. Last but not least, the fact that the negative human attitude towards nature is collapsing10 should be mentioned. \n\nBoth experts and forest laborers became deeply involved in silviculture and nature protection, fought against abuses and, even though in many cases they failed, in some they succeeded. An example is the promulgation of Law no. 9/1973, that declared 2500 hectares of beech forest in the Semenic Mountains, with an average age of 145-350 years, a natural preserve. During 1985, another area of 1000 hectares were added to this reservation.11 Here we should also recall the initiatives to protect soil against frost, drought, deflation, erosion, etc., by kilometers of forest strips practiced in the main districts. \n\nSome sort of chemical compounds as a residue from dyestuff industries e.g. aromatic amines (aniline, 4-aminodiphenil, benzidine) or azoic substances (paradimethyl-amino-benzene, hydrazine) as well as dicloromethylene-ether, that are the result of ion exchanges in manufacturing, are supposed to carry cancer risks. Aromatic amines produce urinary bladder cancer since diclormethilen-ether was found to be involved in a form of bronchial cancer. All these compounds were found in receiving rivers. \n\nIn a study of 1200 children within the Baia Mare area, one of the most polluted, a regression in me
736737
G'day Parvicadi,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nBasescu is doing a good job as President of Romania as far as I can tell. He seems to be popular with the Romanian people.\n\nRegards
206306
believe me Poland will join EU b4 turkey :D
680091
Absolutely.  I'd love to visit all of the countries if it were possible.  That's a pretty lofty goal, too, because I've only been to a few... live in the US, been to Canada, Mexico and the Bahamas.  Not too far from home!\n\nWhats your favorite thing about Romania?