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Magnitude 5 earthquake strikes 65 km W of Foxton Beach, New Zealand
WELLINGTON, June 28 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck 65 kilometres west of Foxton Beach, New Zealand, at…
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French Shipment of 100,000 Muskets Aided Revolutionary War Effort
PORTSMOUTH, N.H. — The French ship Amphitrite docked here in the spring of 1777. Off its decks came…
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Magnitude 5.0 Shallow Quake Strikes South of Lombok, No Tsunami Warning Issued
Indonesia’s Seismic Machinery Churns On After Shallow 5.0 Quake The seafloor south of Lombok shuddered at 21:43 UTC…
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U.S. Geological Survey records magnitude 5.2 quake near Changning, China
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Wildfires Threaten 470,000 More Barrels of Daily Alberta Oil Capacity
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Magnitude 5 earthquake near Lombok is one of 127 recent regional quakes
The seafloor south of Lombok shuddered at 21:43 UTC on June 28. A magnitude 5 earthquake, shallow at…
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Deep earthquake depth of 81 kilometers limits shaking and tsunami risk
The depth of Sunday’s magnitude 5 earthquake west of Foxton Beach tells the real story. At 81.184 kilometers…
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Musk’s SpaceX IPO Makes Him World’s First Trillionaire After $188 Billion Gain
On June 28, a Times Square video broadcast showed Elon Musk speaking as his SpaceX company went public…
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Magnitude 5.2 earthquake strikes 45 km NE of Port-Olry, Vanuatu
PORT-OLRY, Vanuatu, June 28 — A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck 45 kilometers northeast of Port-Olry, Vanuatu on Sunday,…
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USGS logs magnitude 5.2 quake at 160 km depth near Port-Olry, Vanuatu
The shaking arrived at 07:05 UTC on Sunday, June 28. It came from deep underground. The U.S. Geological…
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Deep Earthquake in Vanuatu Spares Surface from Worst Effects
The Pacific Ring of Fire delivered a moderate jolt to Vanuatu on Sunday, but the depth of the…
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China Is Quietly Winning the Clean Energy Trade War
TEHRAN, June 27 — China’s grip on the global clean energy trade is tightening, and new customs data…
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Turkey Unveils Global Plan to Electrify 35% of Energy by 2035
ANKARA, June 27 — Turkey, the host nation for the upcoming COP31 climate summit, is urging countries around…
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Magnitude 5.9 earthquake strikes 50 km ENE of Noda, Japan
NODA, June 27 — How does a magnitude 5.9 earthquake 35 kilometres underground compare to the colossal events…
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Strait of Hormuz crisis reveals oil’s role beyond fuel in daily goods
Oil’s reach goes far beyond the fuel tank SYDNEY — The Strait of Hormuz crisis has done more…
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Sanibel Island reaches 70% business reopening milestone after Hurricane Ian
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Alberta wildfires and U.S. sanctions cast dual pall over energy heartland
FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta — The grey-brown pall that hangs over this region is not one thing, and it…
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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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Ankara Targets 35% Global Electrification by 2035 Ahead of COP31 Presidency
Turkey wants the world to plug in. Hard. Ankara is not just hosting the next big climate talks.…
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Deep 525.5 km Quake Near Timor Leste Causes Alarm but Little Damage
Deep earthquakes rattle nerves more than buildings. That is the key takeaway for Timor Leste after Saturday’s magnitude…
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USGS Reports Two Felt Shaking from Shallow 5.9 Quake Near Noda
Two people felt the ground move. That’s the official count from the U.S. Geological Survey’s reporting systems after…
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Wildfires and U.S. sanctions deliver dual blow to Western Canada energy
The math is brutal and it comes in two parts. For Western Canada’s energy sector, June has become…
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New Study Links Protestant Reformation to Lasting Economic Growth Patterns
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