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SpaceX’s Starlink Earns $11.4B in 2025, Largest Business Segment
LOS ANGELES, July 21 — Starlink, the low Earth orbit broadband constellation operated by SpaceX’s wholly owned subsidiary…
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Alaska’s Great Sitkin Volcano Stays at Watch Level as Lava Dome Keeps Growing
ANCHORAGE, July 19 — Great Sitkin, a stratovolcano along the Aleutian Ridge Volcanic Arc, remains at its Watch…
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July 2026 Quake off Chiapas Rattled Mexico’s Pacific Coast; Tsunami Alert Canceled
MEXICO CITY, July 17 — A powerful magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck off the Pacific coast of Mexico on…
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Ontario Wildfire Smoke Sparks Cross-Border Dispute as Michigan Lawmakers Press Canada
TORONTO, July 17 — Out-of-control wildfires are raging across the Canadian province of Ontario, sending enormous plumes of…
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Canadian Wildfire Smoke Chokes US Midwest, Northeast Cities
OTTAWA — Out-of-control wildfires in the Canadian province of Ontario are pumping a plume of hazardous smoke south…
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How the Petrodollar System Took Shape After the 1973 Oil Shock
LONDON, July 14 — The mechanism that has underpinned global oil trade for half a century is the…
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Dodge’s Legacy: The Engineer Who Shaped the Transcontinental Railroad
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July 14 — A century after his death, the work of Grenville M. Dodge still…
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Mountain Pass Mine: How the Pentagon Backed America’s Only Rare Earth Producer
MOUNTAIN PASS, Calif., July 9 — The only operating rare earth mine in the United States sits in…
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NASA Sets Artemis II Launch for April 1 With Moon Flyby and Splashdown Schedule
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The Artemis program’s next major milestone is Artemis II, currently scheduled for November 2024.…
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Storm Overturns Boat, Killing Three Children in Lake Geneva
LAKE GENEVA, Wis., July 4 — Three children are dead after a boat capsized on Geneva Lake Friday…
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UK Farmland Birds Down as Much as 90% in Places, Conservationists Warn
WASHINGTON, July 4 — The birds haven’t vanished completely. But their numbers are falling fast enough that scientists…
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Heat wave complicates US Independence Day celebrations
NEW YORK, July 1 — A fierce heat wave is settling over the US Northeast just as millions…
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National Wildland Firefighter Week of Remembrance Begins July 1 Amid Brutal Fire Season
Every July, the National Wildland Firefighter Week of Remembrance arrives. It is not a holiday. There are no…
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Cyprus Lacks Clear Energy Strategy Amid Rising Pressures
NICOSIA, June 30 — Cyprus is navigating its energy future without a clear map, according to a leading…
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IEA’s Birol Says Energy Efficiency Is Canada’s Untapped Energy Source
OTTAWA, June 26 — The technical reality of Canada’s energy landscape is that a vast, untapped resource sits…
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Energy Futures Institute Says Policy, Not LNG, Is Behind BC’s Search for New Dams
VANCOUVER, June 25 — British Columbia’s pursuit of new hydroelectric dams is being driven more by domestic policy…
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Canada’s nuclear strategy sets 2035 target for two new reactors
OTTAWA — The math behind Canada’s nuclear push is simple. Ten large reactors. Two of them under construction…
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Brazilian Scientists See Their Bolsonaro-Era Funding Fight in US Research Cuts
BRASÍLIA — The exodus of young Brazilian scientists began long before the deforestation numbers spiked. Between 2019 and…
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NASA selects Relativity Space for 2028 Mars weather mission
LOS ANGELES — The next time a NASA rover tries to land on Mars, it might have a…
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Falco Resources CEO Highlights C$6.4B After-Tax Cash Flow for Horne 5
Luc Lessard, the president and CEO of Falco Resources, has a project on his hands that generates C$6.4…
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Viridi and Budderfly Expand Battery Storage to 100 Commercial Sites Nationwide
One hundred commercial sites. That is the scale of the new battery storage push Viridi and Budderfly announced…
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Factory inspectors point to trapped gases in molten steel in Visakhapatnam plant blast
Investigators are now focusing on gas accumulation as the likely trigger for the blast at a steel plant,…
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Bezos and Musk: A Twenty Year Feud From Online Retail to Space
SEATTLE, July 15 — The technical reality of the billionaire space race is that it has never really…
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General Santos Earthquake Displaces 32,000, Kills 37 in Southern Philippines
General Santos, June 9, 2026 — cyberinktimes.com — A city built on trade now faces a different kind…
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