- June 16, 2026
Work from home and drive more slowly to save energy, global body urges
Many Asian countries have already introduced measures to limit consumption. Air conditioning cannot cool below 25 degrees in Bangladesh and 26 degrees in Thailand. Some
New studies highlight emerging potential of aluminium(I) chemistry | Research
New research showing how aluminium can mimic the reactivity of transition metals could open up new possibilities for using the main-group element to drive chemical
Energy blackout fears see global ‘work from home where possible’ order issued | World | News
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Ameriwest Critical Metals Secures 100% Ownership of Xeno Rare Earth Project as Yttrium Gains Strategic Focus
Acquisition strengthens the Company’s critical minerals portfolio with exposure to yttrium and other rare earth minerals as North America seeks secure supplies of key strategic
Agriculture’s forgotten input: Knowledge -Newsday Zimbabwe
For decades, discussions on agricultural productivity have revolved around familiar inputs; improved seed, fertiliser, irrigation infrastructure and access to finance. THERE is a reason why limited access to training
Central Asia Metals sell-off ignores underlying earnings
Shares in Central Asia Metals (CAML) fell off a precipice earlier this month when the miner cut the book value of its Sasa operation in
Energy fallout from Iran war signals a global wake-up call for renewable energy
HANOI, Vietnam (AP) — The war in Iran is exposing the world’s reliance on fragile fossil fuel routes, lending urgency to calls for hastening the
3 things to check if you think your energy bill is wrong as complaints fall
The number of complaints fell by 14% in 2025, with the Energy Ombudsman service handling 80,256 cases, down from 92,938 in 2024 Being unable to
Energy Costs Private Notice Question
Coverage of a private notice question in the House of Lords on securing UK energy sources to help reduce the cost of energy for UK
Copper gives up 2026 gains as US war on Iran roils metals markets
Copper fell to its lowest since December as the worsening war in the Middle East pushed energy prices higher and increased the risk of damage