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Turning Point: Meghalaya's Journey from Rat-Hole to Scientific Mining
Conventional Fuels Turning Point: Meghalaya's Journey from Rat-Hole to Scientific Mining

For decades, Meghalaya's coal reserves fueled economic growth but ravaged its environment. The state relied on rat-hole mining—a dangerous practice involving narrow tunnels, often worked by children, causing severe injuries and fatalities. Environmental destruction and human suffering were r

Can Private Sector Drive Tripling of Global Nuclear Power by 2050?
Environmental & Regulations Can Private Sector Drive Tripling of Global Nuclear Power by 2050?

The demand for clean and resilient energy is rising across sectors, prompting a revolutionary approach to nuclear power expansion spearheaded by major corporations. This article explores the ambitious pledge by a coalition of large energy users dedicated to tripling global nuclear capacity by 2050,

Why Is Trump’s EPA Rolling Back Power Plant Emission Regulations?
Environmental & Regulations Why Is Trump’s EPA Rolling Back Power Plant Emission Regulations?

The Trump administration has undertaken an extensive initiative aimed at reducing the regulatory burden on the U.S. energy industry. Under the leadership of EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, a series of environmental regulations, particularly those targeting power plant emissions, are being rolled

Are Energy Trading Firms Prepared for AML and KYC Compliance Challenges?
Environmental & Regulations Are Energy Trading Firms Prepared for AML and KYC Compliance Challenges?

The energy trading sector, known for its complexity and rapid evolution, is facing increasing regulatory scrutiny. The nature of energy trades, involving vast sums and multiple jurisdictions, has attracted closer examination from regulatory bodies. To navigate these challenges and minimize the

Should Bridgend Embrace Nuclear Energy Over Renewable Alternatives?
Conventional Fuels Should Bridgend Embrace Nuclear Energy Over Renewable Alternatives?

The town of Bridgend in Wales is at the center of a heated debate over a proposed nuclear energy plant. Last Energy, an American-owned company, plans to build a small modular reactor (SMR) facility in the area. This proposal comes amid a new policy shift under Keir Starmer aiming to streamline

Kazakhstan's Electric Vehicle Surge Raises Infrastructure Concerns
Infrastructure & Technology Kazakhstan's Electric Vehicle Surge Raises Infrastructure Concerns

Kazakhstan has experienced a significant surge in the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs), reflecting a global trend towards cleaner and more sustainable transportation. However, this rapid growth has sparked concerns about whether the country's existing infrastructure can support the

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