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Empty aerial vehicles, better-called drones, have quickly progressed from a quirky and high-flying novelty to an adaptable workhorse.

Wexford County Council has informed South East Radio that all "No Swim" notices have now been lifted. 

The water service department continues to approve the Phoenix water quality despite public health concerns from an environmental group.

AT Geita Gold Mining Limited (GGML), safety is the company's most important values, which has enabled it change the culture of all employees to work ac ...

The Permit granted by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), authorizing ExxonMobil’s third project in the Stabroek Block- the Payara development- required the operator to conduct a study to determine the feasibility of re-injecting 100 percent of the produced water from the reservoirs.

It will be a four-year fast-spaced marathon and/or a long sprint. The new mandate will build largely on commercialisation of the agricultural sector.

I like games that operate from a unique niche, that give us something we havent seen before, and "Terra Nil" seems to fit that description.

Eight Quad City area STEM professionals and one technical organization were recognized by the Quad City Engineering & Science Council (QCESC) at its 61st Annual STEM Celebration on Feb. 23. The event, held at The Bend, showcased the exceptional Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) professionals, educators and the next generation of STEM professionals in the […]

The majestic osprey could soon be soaring in the skies above Wexford once more as an initiative aimed at reintroducing the bird to Ireland after an 250-year absence will see chicks released in the southeast this year.

The Department of Energy has fascinating some STEM ideas for April Fools Day that are safe, amusing, and above all, educational.