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Increased recycling of stainless steel can make a noticeable contribution to mitigate climate change in Thailand and globally.

To realise the target, the MoLISA will continue to improve the quality of workers sent abroad, and prioritise sending labourers from disadvantaged areas and policy beneficiaries overseas.

Peanut research and development (R&D) outputs were showcased in Cagayan through the Peanut Farms and Industry Encounters through the Science and Technology Agenda (Fiesta). Themed, “May Money sa Mani: Revitalizing Peanut Industry through S&T Commercialization,” the Fiesta was held at the Cagayan State University-Carig Campus on January 24 and 25.…

* Under a Joint Development Agreement , GE Vernova and IHI will collaborate to develop a new gas turbine combustor capable to use ammonia for power generation compatible with GE Vernovas 6F.03, 7F...

Te Maraurau o te Pae Api’i Cook Islands Ministry of Education has officially welcomed 12 new employees this week who will soon begin their roles in the islands.

The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (ESDM) is considering the option of constructing a new refinery in Aceh.

(KRON) – The Oakland Police Department is investigating a report of an unresponsive individual located in a stolen vehicle. The OPD Communication Division received a report of an unresponsive individual inside a reported stolen vehicle in the 9800 block of A Street around 1:30 p.m. on Dec. 31. Upon arrival, officers located an individual unresponsive […]

Translation: Please note that the following is a translation of the original Japanese version, which is prepared for the convenience of investors. In case of any discrepancy between...

Researches and technologies on pili production were focused during the 2023 Pili Farms and Industry Encounters through the Science and Technology Agenda (Fiesta) in Bicol on December 18 and 19. Held at the Proxy Convention Center in Legazpi City, Albay, the activity touched base with farmers and the industry in…

The ECOWAS Court rules that the Nigerian Press Council Act of 1992 fails to recognise public interest media including rights of online and citizen journalists.