How gold nanoparticles help detect covid-19
A new adhesive bandage infused with gold nanoparticles can detect covid-19 antibodies in a person’s bloodstream.
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Northern Dynasty’s Pebble copper project gains more time
The US Army Corps of Engineers has requested a second extension of 45 days to June 29 to decide whether or not the project can proceed.
Patriot Battery Metals rebuffs company sale report
Australian media reported on Sunday that Patriot had appointed Macquarie Capital with the intention of putting itself up for sale.
Power group EDF signs 10-year contract with aluminum firm Trimet France
EDF, the power company that has been fully taken over by the French state, has signed a 10-year contract with aluminum company Trimet France.
Copying-pasting shallow mine designs increases risks in mass underground mines – expert
University of Queensland cave mining expert Andre van As says rushing the development of super-deep mines may lead to massive financial losses.
Big oil’s pullback from clean energy matters less than you might think
Exxon Mobil, Chevron, BP, Shell and TotalEnergies “choose cash over climate.”
Iron-rich rocks link planetary processes thought to be unconnected
The orange, yellow, silver, brown and blue-tinged black layers in banded iron formations do more than just look pretty.
Mexico’s Superior Agrarian Court orders case between Penmont, traditional Sonora landowners reopened
A ruling may force Penmont to return the resources extracted from the El Bajío ejido in Sonora.
Eskom allowed to sidestep pollution reduction rules at key plant
Eskom has been given permission to bypass pollution abatement equipment at the Kusile coal power station in South Africa.
