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Minerals Matter is holding a webinar on the value of careers education on Friday 25 July.

Alongside three UK universities, Tata will develop automotive and packaging steels from its electric arc furnace.

The UK Government will remain a significant shareholder in Sizewell C.

The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) says this has caused 'market uncertainty'.

The Chilean Government is reducing the time taken for mines to obtain permits by 30-70%.

The UK Government has confirmed the Industrial Energy Transformation Fund (IETF) will not continue.

Malaysia is no longer accepting plastic waste from countries, including the USA, that did not ratify the Basel Convention.

The winners of the Starpack Students Competition were announced at a ceremony held at The Barbican Centre in London.

Researchers at University of Strathclyde, Scotland, with partners in Canada, are developing methods to clean up contaminated water from mines.

E-mobility presents a transformative opportunity for women entrepreneurs.

A pilot project in northern Germany is demonstrating how road construction can become part of the climate transition.

The BB-REG-NET network examines the 'challenges' in comparing bio-based and fossil-based products using Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).

Carbon Clean’s Global Innovation Centre (GIC) will be based in Navi Mumbai.

The BlueRebirth Council wants to realise a circular economy in automotives.

The Brook Mine will also be the first new coal mine in Wyoming in more than 50 years.

Shining infrared light through a metalens containing lithium niobate makes it appear violet.

The technology could inspect and fix leaky water pipes autonomously without the need to dig up roads.

UK Atomic Energy Authority and East Midlands Combined County Authority join forces.

Lucideon and the UK's Manufacturing Technology Centre sign MoU to deliver innovation in advanced ceramics.

There are significant gaps at C-suite level for women and all-male boards persist, shows data from top 100 energy employers.