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Tectonic Plate Shifts Cause Earthquakes That Can Collapse Buildings and Trigger Tsunamis
Earthquakes result from sudden energy release along geological faults, with magnitude and depth determining their destructive potential for…
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Nebraska’s Mining Legacy: From Early Quarries to Today’s Rare Earth Push
Nebraska’s mining history spans indigenous stone use, 19th-century limestone and coal operations, and now a federal-backed rare earth…
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Federal officials back Nebraska rare earth mine as financing review continues
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and EXIM Chair John Jovanovic voiced support for NioCorp’s Elk Creek project during…
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The Average American Savings Account Balance: A Deep Dive into Household Finances
WASHINGTON, October 15 — The average American household held $62,800 in transaction accounts in 2025, according to the…
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Bitcoin’s Fixed Supply of 21 Million Coins Drives Long-Term Value as Mining Rewards Near Zero
WASHINGTON, October 3 — The bottom line: Bitcoin’s fixed supply of 21 million coins remains intact and unchallenged…
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CRC Evans opens expanded pipeline welding, coating facility in UK
BURNLEY, September 25 — CRC Evans has opened a new 90,000-sq-ft specialty welding and protective coating facility in…
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New York State Requires Personal Finance Education For Students
NEW YORK — New York State now requires students in grades 5 through 12 to learn personal finance,…
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H1 review: Blended finance faces familiar challenges
LONDON, September 3 — Blended finance kept up a steady fundraising clip through the first half of this…
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US Refiners Face Import Crunch from Top Crude Seller
US refiners are facing a critical supply crunch from Canada, their largest foreign crude source, as planned maintenance…
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Space Launch Expansion Could Affect Streaming Media Infrastructure
CITY, August 21 — The U.S. space launch industry stands at a crossroads, with President Donald Trump’s new…
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Trump’s Space Policy and Leadership Implications
Washington, August 20 — President Donald Trump signed a memorandum on August 20 aimed at accelerating U.S. space…
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Reclamation Email Shows Hydropower Over Humpback Chub
PAGE, Arizona, August 8 — No cool water will flow from Glen Canyon Dam this year. The figure…
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Moderate 5.2 quake hits Peru, no tsunami warning issued
SAN ALEJANDRO, Peru, Aug. 3 — A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck 66 km west-northwest of San Alejandro, Peru,…
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Moderate 5.8 quake shakes Mexico Pacific coast, no tsunami
PUERTO MADERO, Mexico — A magnitude 5.8 earthquake struck 60 kilometers southwest of this Pacific coast town on…
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SpaceX to Catch Starship with Launch Tower Chopsticks
STARBASE, Texas, July 27 — The figure that matters: 475 feet. That is the height of Mechazilla, the…
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Nuclear Fusion Research Shifts to Dual-Use Military and Civilian Tech
WASHINGTON, July 25 — The triple product required for nuclear fusion — temperature, density, and confinement time —…
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American Meteor Society celebrates century of citizen meteor tracking
GENESEO, N.Y., July 21 — The founding number was 15. In 1911, Charles P. Olivier recruited that many…
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The Rise of Citizen Science Databases: From iNaturalist to GBIF
SAN FRANCISCO, July 21 — Two billion. That is the number of species occurrence records now housed in…
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FERC oversees electricity transmission costs for consumers
WASHINGTON, July 21 — More than $1 billion in civil penalties and disgorgement of unjust profits. That is…
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Dark Sky Preserves Surge to 201 Certified Global Sites
MONTREAL, July 20 — The figure that matters: 201. That is the number of certified Dark Sky Places…
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Light pollution blocks night skies for 83% of world, threatens stargazing
WASHINGTON, July 20 — An estimated 83 percent of the world’s population now lives under light-polluted skies. The…
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Crack Spreads Shape Gasoline Prices, Refining Margins
NEW YORK, July 20 — 3:2:1. That ratio is the crack spread benchmark investors will track as peak…
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From Apollo to Artemis: The 50-Year Gap in Lunar Exploration
WASHINGTON, July 20 — Fifty years after the last human footprint was pressed into lunar dust, the United…
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Canada unveils new east-west pipeline to reduce U.S. oil reliance
OTTAWA, July 19 — Canada holds 158.9 billion barrels of oil reserves, almost entirely in Alberta, and ships…
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