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In a special podcast, natural history writer Patrick Barkham reflects on Sir David Attenborough's remarkable contributions as he turns 100, discussing the evolution of the natural world over the past century.
Snowline is set to commence its largest operational season to date, reflecting a notable development in the mining sector with a focus on expansion and investment.
Scientists have made a significant advancement by confirming a universal growth law in two dimensions, utilizing a quantum system of light–matter particles, a finding that may influence various scientific disciplines.
The mining industry is witnessing significant improvements in safety through various technological advancements, including automation and real-time data analytics.
As global uncertainties rise, revising Japan's constitution could reflect the nation's adaptability and readiness for change.
As New Zealand's communities confront the challenges posed by their braided rivers, the balance between agricultural needs and flood risk management remains a contentious issue.
Recent advancements in video-acoustic technology have allowed researchers to capture rare footage of elusive sea-floor creatures and backward-swimming fish in Arctic glacial fjords, shedding light on these underexplored ecosystems.
Researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine have identified a bacterial protein that aids in sensing cold temperatures, potentially enhancing our understanding of temperature adaptation mechanisms.
In a recent development, White Gold has announced the spin-out of W2 Critical Minerals, marking a significant step in its business strategy.
Recent advancements in electroreduction technology show promise for converting CO₂ into valuable chemicals, particularly formic acid, using renewable energy.
The Peruvian government is feeling the pressure to revitalize mining investments while simultaneously addressing the growing issue of illegal mining activities.
Recent research offers an unprecedented view of a crucial enzyme in the COVID-19 virus, potentially paving the way for improved antiviral therapies.
Research from Swansea University indicates that nitrogen enrichment is a significant factor in the loss of marine biodiversity in British coastal waters.
The Q1 2026 Africa Mining Bulletin by Dentons provides key insights and updates on the mining sector across the continent.
In response to significant local opposition and potential legal challenges, PeaceHealth has decided not to proceed with its plan to replace Eugene Emergency Physicians with ApolloMD.
Research from UBC indicates that lands managed by Indigenous Peoples are as effective as government-protected areas in conserving forests and biodiversity.
Research highlights the challenges faced by twisted bilayer graphene in maintaining superconductivity when interacting with high-dielectric substrates, raising questions about material performance.
A recent study from the University of Jyväskylä underscores the critical role of multiscale modeling in enhancing our understanding of (electro)chemical processes.
Sparks, a Sacramento-based company, has announced the launch of a new lithium battery system, marking a significant development in battery technology, as reported by KCRA.
As Scolese prepares to leave his position, the National Reconnaissance Office is prioritizing the recruitment of data scientists, AI experts, and quantum physicists to enhance its capabilities.