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When Good Oils Go Bad Part 5 By Steven Lumley, technical manager, WearCheck This edition of WearCheck’s “When Good Oils Go Bad” series gives insight into microdieseling. There’s a creature in the ocean that kills its prey without ever touching it. Say hello to my little friend – Synalpheus fritzmuelleri, …

Uranium’s resurgence is putting Namibia’s next generation of mines back in the spotlight, with Australian developers Bannerman Energy and Deep Yellow advancing projects as global nuclear ambitions gather pace. Bannerman is preparing to bring China National Nuclear Corporation into its Etango project, while Deep Yellow is targeting a final investment …

As global pressure mounts on modern producers to slash emissions and conserve vital water resources while simultaneously boosting output, the parallels between sustainable agriculture and resource extraction have never been clearer. Striking that delicate balance requires more than minor adjustments it demands smarter tech and fully re-engineered operational flowsheets to …