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Poland: from coal and cloth to culture - where scars become sights
There is a moment, descending into a coal mine, when the elevator drops so fast your stomach stays behind. Minutes later, you are 320 meters underground – the deepest tourist route in Europe – walking corridors where miners once…
The real value of coal is its optionality * WorldNetDaily * by Portia Roberts, Lars Schernikau, Real Clear Wire
On Sept. 19, the U.S. Department of Energy ordered two Indiana coal plants, slated to close, to remain available through Dec. 18, citing elevated reliability risks in the Midwest. The order is a small but vivid example of the two pressures facing…
The only comeback for coal | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
President Donald Trump has vowed to return America's declining coal industry to its glory days. But the only real revival of trying to put this polluting fuel back at its peak is its ability to destroy the health of its miners. U.S. coal miners are…
Newsom Signs Coal Terminal Law as Oakland Wins Key Court Fight | KQED
A controversial proposed coal terminal in West Oakland was dealt two major blows this week, presenting new obstacles for the Trump administration-backed project. On Wednesday, a Kentucky federal court threw out a $1 billion lawsuit against Oakland…
Residents fear there is no stopping $32b hyperscale data centre
A proposal to build a massive data centre near the Western Downs town of Dalby has locals wondering about the details of the plan. Anthropic has already signed a deal to use a portion of the site despite no approvals being issued. Some residents…
Research highlights North East football teams' heritage links
Two football team's long-standing connection to the industrial heritage of the North East have been showcased at a conference in Spain. University of Sheffield Research Associate Dr Tosh Warwick presented research on the links between industry…
As wind power momentum slows in Japan, can tech help the industry get back on track?
In 2021, the Japanese government set out an ambitious plan for offshore wind: 10 gigawatts (GW) of power generation by 2030 and between 30 and 45 GW by 2040. Hopes were high. According to one study published in Nature, resource-poor Japan has…
Research highlights North East football teams' heritage links
Hannah Mitchell North East and Cumbria Two football team's long-standing connection to the industrial heritage of the North East have been showcased at a conference in Spain. University of Sheffield Research Associate Dr Tosh Warwick presented…
Live: Albanese heads to pre-COP meeting in Fiji
Assistant Minister Julian Hill has seized on figures showing legal tobacco sales rose 55 per cent in Queensland following stronger enforcement. The state's sales rose 55 per cent in the first month after new enforcement laws took effect in November…
Australia's fossil fuel expansion 'slap in the face' to Pacific nations
As she sits crossed legged on the floor inside a large tent, 66-year-old Marica Malumuca describes the place she's called home for the past five years. 'When it rains heavily it feels like we're living in a balloon, because we can see the parts of…
10-minute fitness habit can help adults over 40 maintain muscle and stay strong
Adults over 40 may not need to spend hours in the gym to maintain muscle, preserve mobility and stay strong. According to Los Angeles fitness entrepreneur Carl Daikeler, just 10 minutes of targeted resistance exercise each day can help preserve…
Let's get real about the Howard era's merits
You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. I have to disagree with Peter Hartcher (“ PM must change with the world ”, October 3) that the Howard/Costello regime was a…
UPSC KEY: India's first LNG-powered train, Election Commission, and GST regime
Preliminary Examination: Current events of national importance. Mains Examination: General Studies-III: Infrastructure: Energy, Ports, Roads, Airports, Railways etc. What's the ongoing story: The Railways on September 27 launched its first train…
Secretary Wright Talks Energy Supplies and Diplomacy
Secretary Wright has revealed that energy supplies from the Strait of Hormuz have seen an increase, with production levels rising over recent weeks. In a statement, Secretary Wright noted, 'We've got increasing supplies coming out of the Strait of…
22 Heartbreaking Historical Photos You've Probably Never Seen
Warning: The photos below show tragic situations that may be hard to view.
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