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Indigenous Farmer in Indonesia Acquitted in Coal Mining Case
Indonesia's Supreme Court on August 5 upheld the acquittal of Misran Toni, an Indigenous Dayak farmer known as Imis, who was participating in a coal mining protest and charged with stabbing other protesters in East Kalimantan. The case has its…
Indonesia and India are jointly planning a hydrocarbon-powered future
A millennium ago, India's Chola Kingdom commanded the seas of Southeast Asia, forming deep mercantile and cultural ties with the Indonesian archipelago. The two developed a shared economic destiny that lasted for hundreds of years. In the 21st…
'Coal into gold' and other lies: How Hyderabad gang stole Rs 1 crore
Five fake gold coins and a few pieces of coal: That is all that it took for a gang of four to convince at least 15 people that they were treasure hunters who could turn coal into gold, and also find gold long-buried under their own houses, duping…
New guided tour past beautiful scenery explores Lancashire coal mining history today
Meeting at the Lancashire Mining Museum at 11am on Tuesday August 11, the three-hour tour will take people along the canals which once carried the coal that fuelled the industrial revolution. Tickets are £5 per person, up and down the Asley…
Coal India weighs buying Canada's Wealth Minerals unit for Chile lithium assets
Coal India weighs either acquisition or joint venture Chile lithium licence awaits government approval India has so far only one overseas lithium deal Coal India, the world's largest coal miner, is considering acquiring a…
Coal Ministry panel to review Tamil Nadu's request for linkage extension for Ennore TPS
Coal Ministry's Standing Linkage Committee (Long-Term), SLC (LT), for the power sector will review on Tuesday Tamil Nadu Power Generation Corporation's (TNPGCL) request for extension of coal linkage for the Ennore Thermal Power Station (ETPS)…
Warrior Met Coal $HCC Shares Sold by First Trust Advisors LP
First Trust Advisors LP reduced its stake in shares of Warrior Met Coal (NYSE:HCC - Free Report) by 97.2% in the first quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The fund owned…
Cars, nukes and cellphones can help us predict the future of AI
What is the future of artificial intelligence? Movies can provide a first cut, but historical context with other tectonic inventions and events can help determine if AI will prove to be a force for good, ill or in-between. With AI models by…
Mining Colleges Get $180M Boost From Trump Administration
The Trump administration is investing $180 million into America's mining colleges in an effort to revitalize the nation's mining and mineral processing industry and reduce reliance on foreign competitors, like China. The bulk of the…
Burnley FC has vomitory plan approved for Turf Moor stadium
Supporters of Burnley FC may soon be able to use a new 'vomitory' when they are watching a home game, after plans were signed off by the council. Vomitories are large staircases that help fans to enter or exit the stadium, in this case allowing…
Burnley FC has vomitory plan approved for Turf Moor stadium
William Morgan Local Democracy Reporting Service Supporters of Burnley FC may soon be able to use a new 'vomitory' when they are watching a home game, after plans were signed off by the council. Vomitories are large staircases that help fans to…
'Dozy Don' vs. 'Sleepy Joe': Key times presidents accused of nodding off
President Donald Trump was accused of falling asleep during an Oval Office event on Monday, with critics pointing out the irony, as he has repeatedly attacked former President Joe Biden as “Sleepy Joe” over the years. The White House…
TMK gas flows rise as Mongolia power play takes shape
TMK Energy is steadily turning promise into progress at its Gurvantes XXXV coal seam gas project in southern Mongolia. Rising gas production is now being matched by tangible steps towards commercialisation. The company's latest operations update…
Investors 'losing patience' with slow renewables rollout, report finds
Investors in renewables say confidence in the Australian energy market is declining. A survey found delays in connecting completed projects to the energy grid are the biggest challenge to investment. Experts are calling for Queensland to create a…
Conservation easement set for 1,000-acre 'oasis' in Colorado Springs, future recreation eyed
Colorado Springs parks officials and conservationists are celebrating “the permanent protection” of 1,018 acres on the city's east side. That's how they describe Palmer Land Conservancy recently finalizing a conservation easement for…
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