Associated Press: Norway plans to build a 5.2 billion-kroner ($812 million) research center for developing technology to capture carbon dioxide from burned fossil fuels as a way of combating global warming, the oil minister announced Friday. “This is a milestone in developing technology for CO2 capture,” said Minister of Petroleum and Energy Terje Riis-Johansen. “It is a difficult project, but it is crucial that we succeed because handling CO2 is a critical tool in fighting global warming.” The …