Undersea gases could superheat the planet
Geologic carbon and hydrate reservoirs in the ocean pose a climate threat beyond humanmade greenhouse gases. Source: Science Daily
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Alrosa sales fell in January
Alrosa’s (MCX:ALRS) sales dropped by 44% year-on-year in January, according to a press release issued by the Russian miner. The ...
Cost parity by 'early 2020s' will be electric vehicle tipping point
A new report by McKinsey forecasts a rapid switch from gas guzzlers to electric vehicles on the world's roads will ...
Osisko cuts 9.15% Zn+Pb and 0.54% Cu at Key Anacon
Osisko Metals of Montreal is pleased with the assays from six recent drill holes at the Titan zone on its wholly ...
GT Gold expands Saddle South mineralization
Discovered in 2017, the high grade epithermal gold system known as the Saddle target continues to demand attention from the ...
North American Palladium ramps up exploration program
Toronto-based North American Palladium (TSE: PDL) is ramping up its exploration efforts at the Lac des Iles palladium mine 90 km ...
Indonesia's devastating 2018 earthquake was a rare supershear, UCLA study finds
The devastating 7.5 magnitude earthquake that struck the Indonesian island of Sulawesi last September was a rare 'supershear' earthquake, according ...
Researchers help define Southern Ocean's geological features
Scientists present data from the region that show the Australian-Antarctic Ridge has isotopic compositions distinct from both the Pacific and ...
Life thrived on Earth 3.5 billion years ago, research suggests
Three and a half billion years ago Earth hosted life, but was it barely surviving, or thriving? A new study ...
Unusual microbes hold clues to early life
A new study has revealed how a group of deep-sea microbes provides clues to the evolution of life on Earth. ...
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