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Six Children Recovered After Lake Boat Capsizing; Three Pronounced Dead
GENEVA LAKE, Wis., July 4 — Three children are dead and seven people were rescued after a recreational…
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Fuel shortages grip Russia as war strains supply chains
MOSCOW, July 3 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable. As Russia intensifies its military campaign against Ukraine,…
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Magnitude 5.3 Earthquake Strikes Remote Balleny Islands Region
BALLENY ISLANDS REGION, July 3 — A magnitude 5.3 earthquake struck the remote Balleny Islands region on Friday,…
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U.S. Geological Survey Records Magnitude 5.2 Quake East of South Sandwich Islands
The sequence began without warning. At 05:14 UTC on Thursday, July 2, the U.S. Geological Survey’s global seismic…
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Deep Earthquake Near Jurm, Afghanistan Recorded at Magnitude 5.5
The U.S. Geological Survey logged a magnitude 5.5 earthquake near Jurm, Afghanistan, on Wednesday at 17:57 UTC. The…
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5.4 Earthquake Strikes Near Kimbe, Papua New Guinea
KIMBE, June 30 — A magnitude 5.4 earthquake struck 90 km ESE of Kimbe, Papua New Guinea on…
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St. Johns County’s New Water Reclamation Facility Begins Serving Customers
ST. JOHNS COUNTY — The pump stations are humming. Fifteen miles of new pipe lie buried under sand…
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Study Shows Ad-Based Social Media Can Boost Belief Accuracy Among Users
MANILA — A mother in Quezon City scrolls through her Facebook feed while rice simmers on the stove.…
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Shallow 5.3 Magnitude Earthquake Felt by 78 Near Cordova, Alaska
For residents of Cordova, Alaska, the early morning shaking came without warning. At 03:32 UTC on Monday, a…
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Texas Energy Expert Calls Fossil Fuels vs. Renewables a False Choice
Scott W. Tinker’s piece in Real Clear Wire lands in Austin like a bucket of cold water on…
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5.1 quake hits 112 km SW of Bandar Lampung, Indonesia
BANDAR LAMPUNG, June 27 — A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck 112 kilometres southwest of Bandar Lampung, Indonesia, on…
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Turkey Environment Minister Proposes Doubling Global Electricity Share by 2035
The math is brutal. Right now, the world burns oil, gas, and coal for 80% of its transport,…
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Edinburgh scientist proposes consciousness evolved for mental future-testing
EDINBURGH — For decades, the question of what consciousness actually does has sat at the edge of neuroscience…
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Shallow Depth of 5.2 Magnitude Quake Near Trenggalek Intensifies Shaking
Shallow earthquakes hit harder. That is the simple physics behind what happened 114 kilometers southwest of Trenggalek, Indonesia,…
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Ameren Missouri Rate Hike Decision Expected After 11-Month Wait
Missouri families and businesses are looking at an 11-month wait before they learn exactly how much more they…
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Book Collects 26 Voices on Cubbon Park’s Future, Not a Guide
BENGALURU — The new book on Cubbon Park is not a guidebook. It does not map walking trails…
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Consumers Energy’s $11M Assistance Fund Leaves Speed of Disbursement Unclear
JACKSON, Mich. — The money is there. Nearly $11 million of it. But for Michigan families already bracing…
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U.S. Geological Survey Reports Magnitude 5.4 Earthquake Near Kokopo, Papua New Guinea
The ground moved early this morning, 58 kilometers east of Kokopo. A magnitude 5.4 earthquake. The U.S. Geological…
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Shallow Magnitude 5.1 Earthquake Recorded in Gulf of Aden Near Somalia
The Gulf of Aden has a long memory for shaking ground. Early Thursday, that memory added another entry:…
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Wood Mackenzie buys LandGate for US power market intelligence
MANILA, June 24 — In a move set to reshape how power markets are understood across the United…
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Türkiye increases import of natural gas from Azerbaijan
BAKU, June 25 — Azerbaijan exported a significant volume of natural gas to Türkiye in the first four…
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Hotelling-Downs model uses statistical physics for spatial politics
MANILA, June 23 — A computational model of spatial politics, known as the Hotelling-Downs model, has been explored…
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SpaceX Prices $1.77 Trillion IPO, Musk Nears Trillionaire Status
NEW YORK, June 12 — SpaceX has priced its initial public offering at $135 per share, valuing Elon…
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Afghanistan Reports 301 Dead, 385 Injured in 10 Weeks of Flooding
KABUL — Three hundred and one dead. Three hundred and eighty-five injured. Those are the numbers from ten…
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