Green Volt offshore wind farm granted planning approval
The floating wind farm has now received all its planning approvals, with onshore consent given in early April 2024.
The floating wind farm has now received all its planning approvals, with onshore consent given in early April 2024.
It is widely reported that BHP has bid £31bln to buy Anglo American Plc.
Hot dip galvanizing, mechanical and intergranular corrosion properties as well as wear mechanisms, all feature as key research topics in this issue.
A May webinar will provide an introduction to PERC's new Mineral Project Evaluation Report Template (MPER Template).
The report marks progress in the development of a National Materials Innovation Strategy in the UK.
This follows 'overwhelming support' in the public consultation.
The first fully battery-electric truck, trolley system for mining has now been tested on an 800m track in Sweden.
One of the largest Bronze Age archaeological sites in Crete has been mapped using 3D laser scanning.
Appeal proceeds against Anglo American on behalf of 140,000 Zambian women and children alleging lead poisoning culpability.
IOM3 President Kate Thornton reports on the 2024 IOM3 Advisory Council meeting.
George Fereday explores the potential of coppiced sweet chestnut in buildings.
An elastomer-based ink for 3D printing objects with locally changing mechanical properties negates mechanical joints, say inventors at EPFL, Switzerland.
Earth action says that plastic waste has risen by 7.11% since 2021.
The 7.2m-wide Thames Tideway Tunnel is designed to dramatically reduce the tens of millions of tonnes of storm sewage that spills into the River Thames every year.
A survey reveals women are ignored when it comes to providing safe and effective personal protective equipment (PPE).
Vale has announced 100% of electricity used in its operations in Brazil comes from renewable sources, ahead of the 2025 schedule.
Chukwudike Ukeje, 2024 Grant to Support Knowledge Exchange recipient shares his experience on the process
The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) claims to have reduced optical distortion by up to 75%, for fusion energy and quantum physics research.
The UK Government is taking action to safeguard flows of vital goods, such as medicines and smartphone chips, with a new Critical Imports Council.
Satellite images analysed using machine-learning models are finding unmapped roads in wilderness areas from mining, logging and land clearing.