New areas could expand Arctic’s oily component
The Arctic, thought to be natural gas-dominant on the basis of limited exploration....
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Diamond Demand Drives De Beers Back To Profit
Diamonds were firmly back in demand in 2010, with the "extraordinary growth" seen by...
JAPANESE INVESTMENT IN PERU INCREASED TO US$6 BILLION
Japanese investment to Peru increased to about US$6 billion driven by stronger bilateral...
Iron ore sector can thrive if there is major support’
The iron-ore industry can double output and create about 14000 new jobs in the next 10...
Identifying Large Hurricanes Through Seismology
Storm-generated seismic signals may allow seismologists to detect large hurricanes...
View of Human Evolution? 3.2 Million-Year-Old Fossil Foot Bone Supports Humanlike Bipedalism in Lucy’s Species
A fossilized foot bone recovered from Hadar, Ethiopia, shows that by 3.2 million year...
Gold declines further on sell-off, silver also slips
Gold prices declined further at the bullion market here today on sustained selling by....
Roaring fossil fuels set to outpace green energy
Fossil fuel investments will continue to outstrip low-carbon alternatives this year, darkening a sector
New Market Research Report: Turkey Power Report Q1 2011
The new Turkey Power Report from BMI forecasts the country will account for 8.37% of....
New Technique Could Pinpoint ’Galaxy X’: Satellite Galaxies Located Based on the Ripples They Create in the Hydrogen Gas
Planet X, an often-sought 10th planet, is so far a no-show, but Sukanya Chakrabarti...
Taking the Pulse of a Black Hole System
Using two NASA X-ray satellites, astronomers have discovered what drives the "heartbeat....
Scientists plan Uranus probe
Proposed by British scientists as a joint effort of NASA and the European Space Agency....
2010 tied for Earth’s warmest year on record
Last year tied with 2005 as the worlds warmest on record, according to data released....