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Magnitude 5.3 earthquake strikes 35 km SSW of Cordova, Alaska
CORDOVA, Alaska, June 29 — A magnitude 5.3 earthquake struck 35 kilometers south-southwest of Cordova, Alaska early Monday,…
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78 Alaskans Report Shaking from Shallow 5.3 Magnitude Earthquake
Seventy-eight people felt the ground shake. That is the number the U.S. Geological Survey has on record for…
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Seventy-Eight Report Feeling Alaska Earthquake Early Monday
Seventy-eight people felt the ground shake early Monday morning. That number comes from the U.S. Geological Survey. It…
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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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German State Media Opposes AC Amid Record Summer Heat
BERLIN, June 28 — Germany’s state-owned broadcaster Westdeutsche Rundfunk is running a campaign against air conditioning as the…
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Magnitude 5.2 earthquake strikes 8 km WNW of Changning, China
CHANGNING, June 28 — A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck 8 kilometres west-northwest of Changning, China on Sunday at…
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Renewable energy powers 72% of Turkey’s May electricity grid
ISTANBUL, June 28 — Renewable energy sources accounted for the largest share of Türkiye’s electricity generation in May…
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The Gun That Won the Revolution
WASHINGTON, June 28 — A declassified Pentagon filing has identified a single firearm as the weapon that turned…
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Alberta Wildfires and U.S. Sanctions Hit Canadian Energy Hard
EDMONTON, June 28 — 344,000 barrels per day offline. That is the figure that matters in Alberta right…
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AI and Iran will speed up the energy transition
TEHRAN, June 28 — Two things happened last week that give us a much clearer picture of what…
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Magnitude 5 earthquake strikes 173 km S of Lembar, Indonesia
LEMBAR, Indonesia, June 28 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck 173 km south of Lembar, Indonesia on June…
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German Record Heat Tests Building Codes Designed for Cold Climate
It was not always this way. For decades, Germans took summer heat in stride. Offices had no cooling.…
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Deep Earthquake Near Foxton Beach Loses Force at 81-Kilometer Depth
New Zealand’s seismic machinery is built for numbers like these. A magnitude 5 earthquake, 65 kilometres west of…
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Analysts Say Wildfires and U.S. Sanctions Reveal Canadian Energy Vulnerability
EDMONTON — Analysts watching Canada’s energy sector see a supply chain under siege from two directions at once.…
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Energy Expert Reframes Debate as False Choices Between Growth and Environment
Scott W. Tinker walked into a debate that has been stuck for years. He came out with a…
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Iran’s Strait of Hormuz Action and AI Advance Signal Global Energy Shift
Last week, two events that seemed worlds apart landed on the same timeline. In the Persian Gulf, Iran…
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Shallow depth of magnitude 5.2 quake near Changning amplifies surface impact
Shallow earthquakes hit harder. That’s the blunt physics of Sunday’s magnitude 5.2 event eight kilometres west-northwest of Changning,…
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U.S. Geological Survey records magnitude 5.2 quake near Changning, China
CHANGNING — The ground shook here Sunday afternoon. For 11 people, at least, it was enough to report.…
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NDPHC shifts from reactive repairs to AI-driven predictive maintenance for power plants
For years, the pattern was predictable. A power plant turbine would fail. Engineers would scramble. Lights would go…
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SpaceX IPO Propels Elon Musk to First Trillionaire Status, Critics Warn of Democracy Threat
Times Square went dark for a moment Tuesday night. Then the video screens lit up with Elon Musk…
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Pentagon Filing Confirms French Charleville Muskets Outnumbered British Arms
WASHINGTON — The French are coming. Again. A declassified Pentagon filing, reviewed by this reporter, confirms that France’s…
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Deep 81 km quake west of Foxton Beach part of long tectonic history
The Pacific and Australian tectonic plates have been grinding against each other beneath New Zealand for millions of…
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German Broadcaster Criticizes AC as Heat Records Fall Third Day
History has a way of repeating itself, and not always in a good way. Germany is learning that…
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NDPHC moves from reactive repairs to AI-driven power plant maintenance
For years, a familiar pattern has played out across Nigeria’s power grid. A turbine fails. Engineers scramble. Lights…
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