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LA sues oil companies, moves to phase out operations
LOS ANGELES, June 24 — The Los Angeles City Council has declared war on the oil industry, voting…
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Sigenergy’s new SigenMate 2700 Ultra lets homeowners self-install a 4,000W solar system
The home energy market has spent years trying to solve the same basic problem: how to get solar…
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Los Angeles City Council votes to reclassify oil wells as nonconforming uses
Los Angeles is betting that a zoning technicality can do what years of political pressure could not: force…
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Canada aims to build up to 10 new large-scale nuclear reactors
OTTAWA — For decades, nuclear power in Canada lived in the shadow of cheap hydro and abundant fossil…
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Newcore Gold’s Enchi Project in Ghana Shows Strong Returns in Pre-Feasibility Study
Ghana’s Open Door: How Newcore Gold’s Enchi Project Reached Pre-Feasibility VANCOUVER — The numbers in Newcore Gold Ltd.’s…
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Minister LeBlanc tours Suncor cogen units as proof of emissions cuts
FORT MCMURRAY — The cogeneration units at Suncor Energy’s Base Plant are not just hardware. They are the…
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Oil prices drop as Trump signals potential Iran deal amid Middle East strikes
President Donald Trump is betting he can talk down oil prices even as warplanes fly between Israel and…
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Strait of Hormuz Conflict Disrupts Global Oil Shipment Routes
The world’s most important oil chokepoint is now a war zone. The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway…
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Webb Telescope Reveals Dying Star at Center of Cranium Nebula
WASHINGTON — The star at the center of the Cranium nebula is dying. It has maybe a few…
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NASA Engineers Free Curiosity Rover from Stubborn Martian Rock
A routine drilling operation on Mars turned into a complex engineering challenge when a 13-kilogram rock became lodged…
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Researchers Build Complete Digital Insect Brain, Run It in Simulated Fly Body
June 2, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — It began with a fruit fly. Not a real one, but a…
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Iran Plans New Fees for Strait of Hormuz Oil Traffic
A single statistic underpins the worldwide focus on a recent Iranian legislative move: one‑fifth of all oil traded…
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UN Climate Committee Scraps Worst-Case Global Warming Scenario Projections
The United Nations climate committee has officially removed its most extreme warming projections from active use. The decision,…
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Hurricane Season Looms for Gulf and Atlantic Coast Residents Soon
NHC Issues Early Tropical Weather Outlooks Ahead of 2026 Hurricane Season Along the Gulf and Atlantic coasts, millions…
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Six Killed, Ten Injured in Devastating Karnataka Road Accident Yesterday
A road accident in Karnataka, India, on May 15, 2026, claimed six lives and left ten others injured.…
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SpaceX Absorbs X.AI Corp, Gains Colossus Supercomputer
Elon Musk’s X.AI Corp, a startup founded three years ago by Musk and 11 researchers with the goal…
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Balıkesir Minibus Crash Kills 3, Injures 30
The minibus that rolled over on May 1 in Balıkesir killed three people and injured thirty others. That…
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Labour Day Rally in Manila Turns Violent Near US Embassy
On May 1, 2026, a Labour Day rally organized by Kilusang Mayo Uno in Manila, Philippines, took a…
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Trump Signs Order to Maintain Existing Canada-U.S. Pipeline Operations
The presidential actions signed this week reach into specific corners of the American economy and medical system. One…
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Nine Killed, Several Injured in Head-On Collision in Karnataka
On April 17, 2026, a private bus traveling along a busy Yadgir thoroughfare was struck head‑on by a…
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Russia Offers Oil and Gas to Nations Hit by Strait of Hormuz Disruptions
Moscow is moving to fill a vacuum it sees opening in global energy markets. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey…
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Helicopter Crash on Kauaʻi Leaves Three Dead, Complicates Rescue Efforts
Rescue Efforts Hampered by Isolation After Kauaʻi Helicopter Crash Rescue crews on Kauaʻi confronted an immediate and grueling…
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World’s Largest Solar Plant Powers On in Qinghai’s Tibetan Plateau
On 15 March 2026 the Gonghe Talatan Solar Power Plant—commonly referred to as Talatan Solar Park—continued to operate…
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Iraq Oil Tanker Attack Kills One, Ignites Supply Fears
Two oil tankers are on fire in Iraqi waters after being struck by an unknown attacker on March…
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