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Deep Sea Mining Impacts Still Felt Forty Years On: Study
A strip of the Pacific Ocean seabed that was mined for metals more than 40 years ago has still not recovered, scientists said, adding weight to calls for a moratorium on all deep sea mining activity.
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Elon Musk Lost $56 Billion Pay In Case Brought By Heavy Metal Drummer
Elon Musk suffered one of the biggest legal losses in U.S. history this week when the Tesla CEO was stripped of his $56 billion pay package in a case brought by an unlikely opponent, a former heavy metal drummer.
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China, In Comic Strip, Warns Of 'Overseas' Threats To Its Rare Earths
China's chief intelligence agency posted on social media a comic strip featuring foreign-looking characters secretly extracting rare earths, in a story portraying the country's strategic metals under threat from covetous "overseas organisations".
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Indian-origin scientist creates chemistry set for USD 5
An Indian-origin scientist has developed a tiny chemistry set which only costs USD 5 and can be used to test water quality and provide affordable medical diagnostic tests in the developing world.
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Deep Sea Mining Impacts Still Felt Forty Years On: Study
A strip of the Pacific Ocean seabed that was mined for metals more than 40 years ago has still not recovered, scientists said, adding weight to calls for a moratorium on all deep sea mining activity.
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Elon Musk Lost $56 Billion Pay In Case Brought By Heavy Metal Drummer
Elon Musk suffered one of the biggest legal losses in U.S. history this week when the Tesla CEO was stripped of his $56 billion pay package in a case brought by an unlikely opponent, a former heavy metal drummer.
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China, In Comic Strip, Warns Of 'Overseas' Threats To Its Rare Earths
China's chief intelligence agency posted on social media a comic strip featuring foreign-looking characters secretly extracting rare earths, in a story portraying the country's strategic metals under threat from covetous "overseas organisations".
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Indian-origin scientist creates chemistry set for USD 5
An Indian-origin scientist has developed a tiny chemistry set which only costs USD 5 and can be used to test water quality and provide affordable medical diagnostic tests in the developing world.
