Russia has about 13.2 billion tons of profitable proven oil reserves—enough for roughly 25 years at current production rates.
At the same time, 96% of its subsoil fund has already been allocated, indicating near-full…
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EV infrastructure growth slows across US and Europe
A new report by mapping and location data firm HERE Technologies and global automotive research company SBD Automotive has revealed that the growth of EV charging infrastructure is not meeting consumer demand and expectations in both the US and…
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Baby Pterosaurs Killed in Violent Storm Solve 150-Million-Year Mystery : ScienceAlert
Tiny bones locked in stone for millions of years have finally told their sad story.
The 150-million-year-old fossils belong to a pair of pterosaur hatchlings, both of whom appear to have perished in a spectacularly violent weather event,…
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Israeli Army Strikes Gaza High-Rise Buildings as Operation Expands
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) struck residential buildings in the Gaza Strip, completely destroying one multi-story building. The incident was confirmed by Mahmoud Basal, a representative of Gaza’s civil defense, who told…
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Australia’s Ukrainian community calls for Oscar Jenkins to be included in prisoner swaps or risk being ‘forgotten’ | Australian foreign policy
Australia’s Ukrainian community is urging the Albanese government to intervene to have captured soldier Oscar Jenkins included in planned prisoner swaps, warning he risks becoming a “forgotten” prisoner of Russia’s war.
Jenkins, a…
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The animals that get the most drunk (and what it does to them)
It’s not hard to find stories of animals getting tipsy. A moose in Sweden was found with its head stuck in a tree after being seen staggering around, eating fermented apples.
Elephants in Botswana getting drunk on marula fruit. My pet rat, who…
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College of Charleston professor dies in crash in Portugal
Often times, said Miller, Hall would go “missing,” causing people to ask, “Where’s Heather?”
Miller learned that her restless friend was simply busy making the most of her time abroad, often browsing thrift shops or “hiking and finding…
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College of Charleston faculty member among 16 killed in Lisbon streetcar tragedy
CHARLESTON , S.C. (WCIV) — A faculty member of the College of Charleston was killed Wednesday, in the derailment of a streetcar in Portugal, which killed 16 people and injured 21 others.
Dr. Heather Hall was confirmed as deceased in an email…
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Putin’s Supreme Court Pick Heralds Further State Appropriation of Assets
The emergence of Prosecutor General Igor Krasnov as the frontrunner to head Russia’s Supreme Court sheds light on Kremlin priorities.
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IDF blows up a Gaza City high-rise building, says it housed Hamas infrastructure
The IDF blew up a multi-story building used by Hamas in Gaza City as military infrastructure, the army said Friday, as it ramped up its ground offensive in the enclave.
According to the military, the building was being used by Hamas as…
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