Natural Disasters
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Panama Govt Lends Contractors Direct Cash for Post-Earthquake Reconstruction
To speed recovery after the Oct 9 quake, Panama modified an emergency trust fund to provide direct financing…
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Aon Reports Moderate Global Natural Disaster Losses of $204 Billion Through Q3 2026
Despite 42 billion-dollar catastrophes, global economic losses remain at their lowest level since 2015, according to new data…
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Illegal gold miners blamed for Johannesburg sinkholes while experts cite industrial operations
Experts warn illegal miners are scapegoated for sinkholes caused by formal mining, yet community displacement and environmental destruction…
Energy & Mining
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How the European Union is Diversifying Energy Supplies to Bolster Security
Facing external pressure and volatile markets, the EU is pivoting toward new infrastructure and strategic partnerships to secure…
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SME Unveils MINEXCHANGE 2027 Plan With Record 725 Exhibitors in Denver
The Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration will host its largest-ever expo in Denver, featuring new innovation sessions…
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Why Rio Tinto Faces a Talent Drain as Executives Pivot to Government Roles
As Rio Tinto faces a competitive landscape for leadership, the departure of top executives to public sectors highlights…
Space
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Endeavour’s Vertical Display Bridges NASA History and Private Spaceflight Era
California’s new vertical launch installation of Shuttle Endeavour transforms the retired orbiter into a bridge connecting historic government…
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How Voyager 1’s Power System Works and Why NASA Is Rationing Energy
WASHINGTON, D.C., August 5 — The shift is undeniable: extending the life of deep-space missions demands an incredible…
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SpaceX’s Independence From NASA Signals Shift In US Commercial Spaceflight Strategy
As SpaceX prepares to stop flying Crew Dragon for NASA by 2030, the company’s dominance reveals a strategic…
Science Discoveries
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New Dating of ‘Ubeidiya Site Rewrites Timeline of Early Human Migration
Advanced dating methods reveal that early humans reached the Jordan Valley 1.9 million years ago, hundreds of thousands…
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Liquid Crystal Sensors Could Revolutionize Snakebite Treatment in Remote Regions
New AI-driven sensors using liquid crystals identify cobra or viper venom with 95% accuracy in four minutes, offering…
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New Dinosaur Species Found Deep in the Sahara, a Desert That Cycles Into Grassland
Paleontologists reveal how a newly discovered dinosaur survived the harsh prehistoric conditions of North Africa, shedding light on…
Weather
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UN Warns Of 2.8 Degrees Warming
Global greenhouse gas emissions put world on track for dangerous levels of warming despite clean energy boom
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Earth Records Hottest August Ever as El Niño Intensifies
GENEVA, September 14 — El Niño was one of the drivers behind the hottest August ever measured on…
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Met Office Warns Autumn Rain May Not End Drought in England and Wales
LONDON, August 15 — The Met Office’s chief meteorologist, Will Lang, has warned that anticipated autumn rainfall may…
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