Ain’t no mountain high enough? Then make one.
Civil infrastructure projects, especially road and rail links, often have mountains to contend with, and engineers may fervently wish they just weren’t there. In Shanghai,
The star that fell to earth. Will mankind’s search for fusion power find its answers on France’s sunny plains?
It’s been called the world’s biggest scientific experiment: a massive reactor that could finally demonstrate a ‘working’ version of fusion power, and in theory end
How much pressure is the world’s groundwater under, and can it bounce back?
Groundwater is the source for around half the world’s drinking water. Irrigation and agriculture are even more reliant on it. Extraction has increased – that
Diamonds are a girl’s best friend, says the song. But are they also a mine’s best find?
Last Summer, the second largest diamond ever discovered was lifted gingerly from the depths of the Karowe mine in Botswana, owned by Canadian firm Lucara
Managing the Data Risk Associated with 24 Active Drill Rigs
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From Complexity to Clarity to Imagination Reimagining Numerical Analyses in Mining
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Assessing Risks in Engineering and Humanitarian Aid Projects Using Geophysical Methods
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