Sewer gas could be used to produce clean hydrogen fuel
US-based researchers are looking into the possibility of producing hydrogen fuel from hydrogen sulphide, also known as sewer gas.
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Gold futures taper tantrum
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LBMA suspends Kyrgyz gold refinery over responsible sourcing failures
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UBS hits Vale with sell rating as iron ore prices fall
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Indonesia considers export tax for products with less than 70% nickel content
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