UNBELIEVABLE: 92 | History Defined

Nuclear engineers abducted in Pakistan, Human Rights activist raises alarm

Prominent human rights activist Amjad Ayub Mirza has raised serious concerns regarding the reported abduction of 16 nuclear engineers from a uranium mining site in Lakki Marwat, located in Pakistan's Dera Ismail Khan. Read further on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News · Jan 12, 2025

Starmer’s 50-point plan for artificial intelligence revealed

New government plan involves training the next generation of AI experts at UK universities, changing immigration rules to bring in AI experts now, revising data mining rules to make the UK more competitive, and building huge data centres

The Independent UK · Jan 11, 2025

I’m a mining industry CEO. Let’s talk about Trump and Greenland

Greenland is flush with rare earth elements, which America needs for tech and defense—but China largely controls.

Fortune · Jan 9, 2025

Continental drift: why the need for critical minerals might change the way we define Earth’s zones

Continents and oceans have scientific definitions that underpin international law. The idea of dividing the world into geographical zones is ancient. Sovereignty and influence over natural resources is at the heart of most global divisions.

The Conversation · Jan 5, 2025

What is Single Mine Origin gold and why it matters?

The truth about 'dirty gold'

Marie Claire · Jan 5, 2025

3 Gold Mining Stocks To Hedge Against Inflation

In today’s uncertain economic conditions, gold mining stocks are leveraging rising gold prices and technological advancements. Thus, investors could consider quality gold mining stocks, such as Barrick Gold (GOLD), Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM), and Gold Fields (GFI), for stability amid market volatility. Read more….

StockNews.com · Jan 3, 2025

DRC case against Apple brings new hope in conflict minerals crisis

As the DRC brings an unprecedented case against Apple, and the company offers assurances that it will no longer use conflict minerals from central Africa, experts are questioning whether real change is on the horizon in illegal mining.

Radio France Internationale · Jan 3, 2025

Trail cameras prove essential tools for preventing jaguars from becoming extinct in Ecuador

Scientists in Ecuador have found the first evidence of jaguars in certain areas in 15 years

Digital Camera World · Jan 3, 2025

Genius or charlatan? The strange tale of a 19th-century polymath who left a trail of controversy across colonial Australia

About 20 minutes’ drive north of Geraldton, on Australia’s west coast, lies a hill named Mount Sommer. The little peak is one of the few relics left behind by the enigmatic nineteenth-century polymath Dr Ferdinand von Sommer, Western Australia’s first government geologist.

The Conversation · Jan 2, 2025

OPINION - AI is stealing from Britain's creative industries – and Labour seems to believe that crime should be legal

Don’t look over your shoulder, but the government is selling the creative industries down the river. On December 17th, in the run-up to Christmas, when most people were busy celebrating, Keir Starmer stuck two fat fingers up at every artist, musician, writer and performer trying to earn a crust from…

Evening Standard · Jan 2, 2025