Oil Giant Sinopec Opens New Shale Play in China
China has certified 147 million barrels of oil reserves in a new shale play operated by state energy giant Sinopec
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Tama Schildgen
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Coal Isn’t Dead—It’s Just Catching Its Breath
Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of the Interior did something that just a couple of years ago would have
MLim
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Gummy And Jo Jung Suk Expecting Their Second Child
Gummy and Jo Jung Suk are expecting their second child! On July 31, Xportsnews reported that Gummy is currently pregnant
Seyifunmi Abdulazeez
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Tinubu targets ‘briefcase farmers’ in new agriculture drive
President Bola Tinubu’s administration has launched a nationwide audit and digital registry of farmers aimed at eliminating “briefcase farmers” individuals
Don McLoud
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Rodradar Intros Ground Penetrating Radar Buckets for Large Excavators
The world's first GPR buckets are designed to detect underground utilities in real time while digging...
Clora Geddes
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Monthly Job Numbers Up Slightly in June, Says US Bureau of Labor Statistics
Lack of growth in the residential building sector is likely key contributor to 13.7% decline in overeall job openings since
Johnathon Drews
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11 Odd Things That Ended Up Being Surprisingly Helpful
We often overlook the everyday products and services we rely on, until one surprises us with an unexpectedly brilliant feature. Whether it’s a hidden detail or a smart
Nancie Catt
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12 Stories That Prove Plot Twists Don’t Only Belong on the Big Screen
Life is full of surprises, and sometimes the most unexpected moments happen in real life, not just in movies. These short true stories are
Camellia Kazmierczak
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Sanctions Push Russian Money into Kyrgyz Crypto Markets
There are signs that western measures and a domestic crackdown on Kyrgyzstan’s traditional banking sector are starting to bite, hindering
Yuri Grisby
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AEC Firms Invest in Technology for a Competitive Edge, So Can Yours
In today's competitive marketplace, AEC firms that develop their own technology enjoy a competitive edge, but becoming a technology developer
