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Over 2,000 People Buried Alive In Massive Landslide In Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea informed the UN on Monday that more than 2,000 people were buried in a massive landslide that swept over a remote village, according to a copy of the letter obtained by AFP.
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Cryptocurrency Ban: Russia's Central Bank Calls for Crackdown on Mining, Transactions
The Russian central bank proposed cracking down on cryptocurrencies, a move which if adopted could disrupt the burgeoning virtual money sector as Russia is one of the largest crypto-mining nations in the world.
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Massive Illegal Bitcoin Mine Discovered In UK At Suspected Cannabis Farm
Drugs police in central England spotted the tell-tale signs of a cannabis farm: visitors at all hours, extensive wiring, ventilation ducts and unusual amounts of heat being generated.
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2 New Zealand Hikers Rescued After 19 Days, Drank Puddle Water To Survive
Two New Zealand hikers survived 19 days in a rugged national park home to the shooting location for the "Mines of Moria" in the Lord of the Rings films, drinking puddle water to stay alive, they said Thursday.
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NASA Releases Artemis Accords, Basic Principles for International Moon Exploration Pact
NASA on Friday set the stage for a global debate over the basic principles governing how humans will live and work on the moon, as it released the main tenets of an international pact for moon exploration called the Artemis Accords.
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14 Lions On The Loose In South Africa, Spotted Roaming Near National Park
A pride of 14 lions is on the loose near a mining community bordering South Africa's Kruger National Park, officials said Friday, and warned members of the public to be alert. The lions have been spotted roaming around the Foskor phosphate mine outside the town of Phalaborwa on the western boundary of the famed wildlife park, which is fenced in.
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Government Plans Push For Large-Scale Adoption Of Electric Vehicles In India
The government's top brass, led by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, will brainstorm on Thursday on how best it can push large-scale adoption of electric vehicles in the country, ahead of the roll-out of FAME India - the national mission on electric mobility. At the meeting scheduled for February 23, Power, Coal, Mines and New & Renewable Energy Minis...
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UN Soldier Killed, 4 Injured In Mine Blast In Mali
A United Nations peacekeeper was killed and four others were injured Sunday when their vehicle struck an explosive device in northeast Mali, the UN said.
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China Industrial Output at Highest Level Since June
Output at factories, workshops and mines increased 6.2 percent last month from a year ago, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said, the first increase since August and a significant jump from October's figure of 5.6 percent.
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Mud From Brazil Dam Burst is Toxic, UN Says
Mud from a dam that burst at an iron ore mine in Brazil earlier this month, killing 12 people and polluting an important river, is toxic, the United Nations' human rights agency said on Wednesday.
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3 Environmentalists Killed in Australian Helicopter Crash
Three environmentalists returning from a festival against a coal mine have died in a helicopter crash in Australia, police said today, with authorities still struggling to reach the rugged accident site.
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Cambodian Deminers Bring Expertise to Cyprus
Half a world from home, Cambodian experts toil under a beating sun to demine the Mediterranean island of Cyprus, using skills they honed to help rid their own country of landmines.
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Mines Kill 2 Civilians in East Ukraine: Official
Two Ukrainian civilians were killed and 11 servicemen injured today in mine blasts in separatist eastern Ukraine, which remains littered with explosive devices left behind by its 18-month revolt, officials said.
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South African Coal Miners End Strike
South African coal mineworkers today ended a 10-day strike after reaching a pay agreement with employers, their union said, relieving pressure on the country's strained power supply.
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Sierra Leone Gold And Diamond Exports Plummet Due to Ebola
Sierra Leone said Saturday gold exports had plunged three-fold and diamond exports nearly halved in the first half of 2015, a sign of the devastation wrought on the mining industry by the Ebola epidemic.
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Over 2,000 People Buried Alive In Massive Landslide In Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea informed the UN on Monday that more than 2,000 people were buried in a massive landslide that swept over a remote village, according to a copy of the letter obtained by AFP.
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Cryptocurrency Ban: Russia's Central Bank Calls for Crackdown on Mining, Transactions
The Russian central bank proposed cracking down on cryptocurrencies, a move which if adopted could disrupt the burgeoning virtual money sector as Russia is one of the largest crypto-mining nations in the world.
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Massive Illegal Bitcoin Mine Discovered In UK At Suspected Cannabis Farm
Drugs police in central England spotted the tell-tale signs of a cannabis farm: visitors at all hours, extensive wiring, ventilation ducts and unusual amounts of heat being generated.
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2 New Zealand Hikers Rescued After 19 Days, Drank Puddle Water To Survive
Two New Zealand hikers survived 19 days in a rugged national park home to the shooting location for the "Mines of Moria" in the Lord of the Rings films, drinking puddle water to stay alive, they said Thursday.
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NASA Releases Artemis Accords, Basic Principles for International Moon Exploration Pact
NASA on Friday set the stage for a global debate over the basic principles governing how humans will live and work on the moon, as it released the main tenets of an international pact for moon exploration called the Artemis Accords.
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14 Lions On The Loose In South Africa, Spotted Roaming Near National Park
A pride of 14 lions is on the loose near a mining community bordering South Africa's Kruger National Park, officials said Friday, and warned members of the public to be alert. The lions have been spotted roaming around the Foskor phosphate mine outside the town of Phalaborwa on the western boundary of the famed wildlife park, which is fenced in.
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Government Plans Push For Large-Scale Adoption Of Electric Vehicles In India
The government's top brass, led by Finance Minister Arun Jaitley, will brainstorm on Thursday on how best it can push large-scale adoption of electric vehicles in the country, ahead of the roll-out of FAME India - the national mission on electric mobility. At the meeting scheduled for February 23, Power, Coal, Mines and New & Renewable Energy Minis...
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UN Soldier Killed, 4 Injured In Mine Blast In Mali
A United Nations peacekeeper was killed and four others were injured Sunday when their vehicle struck an explosive device in northeast Mali, the UN said.
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China Industrial Output at Highest Level Since June
Output at factories, workshops and mines increased 6.2 percent last month from a year ago, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said, the first increase since August and a significant jump from October's figure of 5.6 percent.
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Mud From Brazil Dam Burst is Toxic, UN Says
Mud from a dam that burst at an iron ore mine in Brazil earlier this month, killing 12 people and polluting an important river, is toxic, the United Nations' human rights agency said on Wednesday.
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3 Environmentalists Killed in Australian Helicopter Crash
Three environmentalists returning from a festival against a coal mine have died in a helicopter crash in Australia, police said today, with authorities still struggling to reach the rugged accident site.
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Cambodian Deminers Bring Expertise to Cyprus
Half a world from home, Cambodian experts toil under a beating sun to demine the Mediterranean island of Cyprus, using skills they honed to help rid their own country of landmines.
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Mines Kill 2 Civilians in East Ukraine: Official
Two Ukrainian civilians were killed and 11 servicemen injured today in mine blasts in separatist eastern Ukraine, which remains littered with explosive devices left behind by its 18-month revolt, officials said.
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South African Coal Miners End Strike
South African coal mineworkers today ended a 10-day strike after reaching a pay agreement with employers, their union said, relieving pressure on the country's strained power supply.
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Sierra Leone Gold And Diamond Exports Plummet Due to Ebola
Sierra Leone said Saturday gold exports had plunged three-fold and diamond exports nearly halved in the first half of 2015, a sign of the devastation wrought on the mining industry by the Ebola epidemic.
