Military Use Rocket Launchers to Destroy Illegal Mining Camps in Buenos Aires, Imbabura
Ecuador's military conducted operations using rocket launchers and other equipment to combat illegal mining in Imbabura province.
Ukrainian Ambassador: We are preparing electricity and heating for the new war winter
Ukrainian Ambassador to Finland, Mykhailo Vydoinyk, highlighted the strategic role that energy resources, such as natural gas and oil, play in Russia's military aggressions against Ukraine.
Struggles with a fish pay off, angler sets new record. This is how much the specimen weighed
An angler in Georgia, USA, named Silas Turner has set a new state fishing record by catching a giant longnose gar, which has been recognized by the Department of Natural Resources.
The story of blood and struggle hidden behind the shine of diamonds
The article explores the concept of 'blood diamonds' in the context of rising tensions in the Middle East, highlighting the link between natural resources and conflict.
Understand if the Cearan farmer who found possible oil while drilling a well can profit from the discovery
A farmer in Ceará, Brazil, may potentially profit from a recent discovery of a substance resembling oil while digging for water on his property.
They Are Again the Queens: Monarch Butterfly Presence Increases by 64%
The presence of the monarch butterfly in Mexican hibernation forests has surged by 64%, occupying 2.93 hectares compared to 1.79 hectares from the previous year, according to data from Mexico's Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources.
Canada to release additional 140K barrels of oil per day starting in April
Canada will increase its oil production by 140,000 barrels per day from April as part of an international effort to boost oil supply amidst global challenges.
'I don't want wealth, I want money to survive,' says farmer who found possible oil in Ceará
'I don't want wealth, I want money to survive,' says farmer who found possible oil in Ceará.
Senegal to revoke 71 mining permits and freeze accounts of a phosphate company
Senegal has announced the revocation of 71 mining permits and the freezing of accounts belonging to a phosphate company as part of a broader initiative to audit and renegotiate contracts with multinational resource companies.
How will we recover from the oil-gas crisis? Anil Agarwal said, 'We have everything but...'
Anil Agarwal, Chairman of Vedanta, discusses India's potential to overcome the oil-gas crisis exacerbated by the Iran conflict, citing the country's abundant resources and production capabilities.
Hanah Lahe: Martin Helme is likely misinterpreting the words of the US ambassador
Hanah Lahe (Reform Party) criticized Martin Helme's assertion that the US is primarily interested in Estonia's valuable natural resources, stating that it misinterprets the context of the meeting with US Ambassador Roman Pipko.
Greener road surface. RTU tests wood by-products to replace bitumen
Researchers at Riga Technical University (RTU) are developing a technology that could replace traditional petroleum-based products with natural and renewable resources in road construction.
Ethiopia: PM Abiy Calls for Mapping Ethiopia's Natural Wealth After Nasiol Cave Visit
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed emphasizes the need for scientific mapping of the country's natural resources following a visit to the Nasiol Cave.
Helme: The USA is only interested in our valuable natural resources
Martin Helme, chairman of EKRE, claims that during a meeting with US lawmakers, it was made clear that the USA is primarily interested in Estonia's valuable natural resources rather than military cooperation.
Venezuela opens its gold and gas-rich subsoil to the United States
Venezuela has initiated a process to allow U.S. investment in its natural resources, particularly targeting mineral extraction amid a backdrop of criminal control in certain areas.
Oil is still a powerful geopolitical tool, decades after the energy crisis
The article discusses the enduring geopolitical significance of oil and natural gas, highlighting recent price surges and the ongoing global dependence on these resources amid geopolitical tensions.
“The Real Strategic Resource of the Middle East”: What Lies Behind the Alarm from the CIA
The CIA warns that the most crucial resource in the Middle East is not oil or gas, but rather freshwater, which poses significant national security challenges in a predominantly arid region.
Alina Kabaeva's Father – Source of "Black Gold"
A deal involving the acquisition of shares related to major oil project "Vostok Oil" was made by Alina Kabaeva’s father on March 4, highlighting tensions around investment in Russia's natural resources.
Niger's military junta pulls plug on mining companies and UK oil firm
Niger's military regime has revoked mining concessions for three companies and denied a British firm's request for an extended drilling license, citing non-compliance with financial and environmental obligations.
CNRL defers oilsands mine expansion, citing regulatory uncertainty
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. has postponed its oilsands mine expansion project due to uncertainty in federal environmental policies.
Warming rivers threaten fish living conditions
A study by the Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) reveals that rising river temperatures are adversely affecting fish, particularly salmon offspring, which struggle to cope with increased temperature and oxygen demands.
Ibama fines farmer nearly R$ 500,000 for illegal deforestation in Ulianópolis, Pará
The Brazilian Institute of the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama) fined a farmer nearly R$ 500,000 for illegal deforestation activities in Ulianópolis, Pará.
Special Spatial Framework for Tourism: In the Final Stretch
Greece's Special Spatial Framework for Tourism focuses on sustainable development, resilience of destinations, and the protection of the country's natural and cultural resources.
Ibama fines the Paraná Government R$ 2.5 million for ocean pollution with plastic bags used to prevent erosion at a beach during shows
The Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama) fined the Paraná State Government R$ 2.5 million for ocean pollution caused by plastic bags used during concerts.
What environmental reforms would the Milei Government pursue
The Milei administration in Argentina is planning to modify environmental laws, focusing on natural resources to enhance economic growth, despite raising concerns about environmental impacts.
Appeal Regarding Guesthouses near Skaftafell National Park Dismissed
An appeal concerning the construction of guesthouses at Skaftafell National Park has been dismissed by the Environmental and Natural Resources Appeals Board.
If oil is confirmed, farmer who drilled well in Ceará will not be able to sell the fuel; understand
A farmer in Ceará, Brazil, discovered a liquid that may be oil while drilling for water, but he will not have the rights to sell any confirmed oil found on his property.
With votes from Peronism and last-minute changes, the government advanced in the Senate with the Glacier Law
The Argentine Senate advanced the Glacier Law with last-minute changes, granting provinces more power over natural resources and aiming to reactivate mining projects.
'Uttar Pradesh is a state with a population of 250 million', said CM Yogi
CM Yogi emphasizes that Uttar Pradesh is India's largest state with a population of around 250 million, highlighting its natural beauty and resources.
ANP investigates possible oil find by farmer drilling for water
The National Agency of Petroleum (ANP) is opening an administrative process to investigate a potential oil discovery in Tabuleiro do Norte, Ceará, made by a farmer drilling for water.
Dredges used in illegal mining are destroyed and illegal wood seized during inspections in AM
The Brazilian Institute of Environment and Renewable Natural Resources (Ibama) has destroyed dredges used for illegal mining and seized illegal wood in actions aimed at combating environmental crimes in the Amazon.
Energy resource prices fell over the week
Over the past week, prices for energy resources, particularly natural gas, have declined due to milder weather in Europe and stable supply flows from Norway.
Central America and TEON sign an agreement aimed at generating 'regional pride and wealth'
Central America's tourism promotion agency and TEON have signed a cooperation agreement to enhance the region's natural resources and cultural identity into a productive platform for investment and prosperity.
How Gold Nuggets Would Have Formed on Earth
A study suggests that earthquakes play a crucial role in the formation of gold nuggets through piezoelectric effects in quartz.
Luke: The Attitude Towards Nature Restoration is Mostly Positive in Rural Areas
According to the Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke), rural areas generally have a positive attitude towards nature restoration, with local benefits and fair compensation crucial for acceptance.
Heirs Energies ascent: Redefining Nigeria’s power and purpose
Heirs Energies is reshaping Nigeria's energy landscape by emphasizing African ownership and management of natural resources.
Police in Malawi searches for perpetrators who smuggled coal under a false funeral procession
Malawi police are investigating a case involving the smuggling of coal disguised as a funeral procession.
Scientists to Al Jazeera Net: 'Hidden' Structures Deep in the Earth Changing its Magnetic Field
A research team led by the University of Liverpool has found magnetic evidence that two massive, extremely hot rock formations at the Earth's mantle's base are affecting the planet's magnetic field.
The other natural riches of Venezuela that are 'critical' for the USA
The article discusses Venezuela's extensive mineral resources beyond oil, which are considered significant for the United States.
The oil of the Malvinas keeps the interventionists' ambition alive
The article discusses the strategic significance of the Falkland Islands due to their natural resources and potential oil discoveries, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Judge Grants Final Suspension Against Maya Train; Activists Say It Will Protect Natural Resources
A court has granted a definitive suspension to protect natural resources concerning the construction of Section 5 of the Maya Train.
Everything is Allowed
The article discusses issues surrounding property rights and resource management in Ecuador, highlighting the challenges posed by weak institutions and the prevalence of violent conflicts over natural resources.
Chinese Hands on Global Resources: Here is Xi's Strategy
China's recent strategy under Xi Jinping has involved a significant expansion into global natural resource markets through the Belt and Road Initiative.
Pekka Wondered About the Strange Marks That Appeared on His Car - Even an Expert Was Delighted
Pekka Pitkänen found strange marks on his car that caught the attention of an expert from the Natural Resources Institute.
Financial Times: Chinese nuclear icebreaker raises concerns in America
A report from Financial Times reveals that China is intensifying its strategic activities in the Arctic, aimed at new shipping routes and natural resources with its 'Polar Silk Road' vision, highlighted by the unveiling of a new nuclear icebreaker.
The wolf quota hunting has ended
The wolf quota hunting in Finland has concluded, with a total of 82 wolves being harvested across 15 hunting areas.
Focus on GDP Leads to Nature Decline, Say 150 Countries in New Report
A significant report endorsed by over 150 countries, including Brazil, highlights the detrimental impact of GDP-focused growth on the natural environment.
Malthus and the Economic Idea of Charles Darwin
The article discusses how Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection was influenced by the economic ideas of Robert Malthus, particularly the concept of competition for scarce resources.
30 times more invested in destroying nature than in saving it
A new report reveals that 97% of financial flows are directed towards activities that harm natural resources, threatening economic development and stability.
The interpretative trap that threatens the Glacier Law
A proposed modification to Argentina's Glacier Law aims to change the environmental protection standards for glaciers, raising concerns about potential harm to ecological preservation.