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China makes thorium-based nuclear energy breakthrough using past US work
According to Chinese state media, a group of scientists recently managed to refuel a working thorium molten salt reactor without causing a shutdown — a feat never achieved before.
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Andor Brings the Messiness of Rebellion Bubbling to the Surface
Andor season 2's second act dives into the powderkeg awaiting on Ghorman, and the prices paid in building resistance.
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Copper price slumps on selloff ahead of Chinese holiday
Copper prices fell sharply as traders rushed to close positions ahead of China’s five-day Labour Day.
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Probe Gold’s high-grade hits to support PFS this year
Drilling has returned results as high as 12.8 grams gold per tonne.
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Q1 gold demand soars to highest since 2016: WGC
Total gold demand reached 1,206 tonnes in the first three months of 2025, a 1% increase from the same period a year ago.
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Glencore stock plummets after copper production drops 30%
Glencore stock trading in the US down nearly 10% despite maintaining copper guidance and saying volatile commodities trade "presents opportunities".
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Global copper surplus to more than double in 2025 – ICSG
The International Copper Study Group forecasts global copper surplus to reach 289,000 tonnes in 2025.
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Industrial Gearbox Market Growth Drivers, Industry Trend Analysis, and Forecast 2025-2034
The Industrial Gearbox Market surge is driven by industrial automation and evolving gearbox technologies. Key contributors include the need for advanced gearboxes in CNC machines, EVs, and renewable energy systems. Helical gears are pivotal due to their durab…
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Wednesday headlines: The thin red wine
Pakistan may reach the global April heat record of 122 degrees Fahrenheit this week. / The Washington Post [+]
India and Pakistan are said to be periously close to military conflict (once again). / Foreign Affairs
India pushes mining groups to pursue reserv…
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