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Indium Corporations Khor Chee Wooi Promoted to Manufacturing Manager for Malaysian Facilities - Vimarsana News

Indium Corporations Khor Chee Wooi Promoted to Manufacturing Manager for Malaysian Facilities

Indium Corporation  is pleased to announce that Khor Chee Wooi has been promoted to the role of Manufacturing Manager for the company’s two Malaysian-based facilities. 

Calgon Carbon Reactivation Study Shows Removal and Destruction of PFAS - Vimarsana News

Calgon Carbon Reactivation Study Shows Removal and Destruction of PFAS

PITTSBURGH, PA (December 6, 2022) – A new study by Calgon Carbon Corporation (“Calgon Carbon”), a wholly owned subsidiary of Kuraray Co., Ltd.

Global Gold Mining Output is Anticipated to Increase at a rate of 3.6% by 2026 to cross 5,100 tones - Vimarsana News

Global Gold Mining Output is Anticipated to Increase at a rate of 3.6% by 2026 to cross 5,100 tones

The Global Gold Mining market was valued more than USD 220 billion in 2021. Market witnessed positive growth during the year 2020 despite the outbreak of the virus, owing to the increasing demand

A strong third quarter lifts gold demand to pre-pandemic levels - Vimarsana News

A strong third quarter lifts gold demand to pre-pandemic levels

The World Gold Council’s latest Gold Demand Trends report reveals that gold demand (excluding OTC) in the third quarter of 2022 hit 1,181 tonnes, up 28% year-on-year. Strong demand pushed the year-to-date total to its pre-COVID levels.

State Regulations Of Water Quality Might Mean Trouble for City - Vimarsana News

State Regulations Of Water Quality Might Mean Trouble for City

PLEASANTON — Anticipated updates to the state’s forever-chemical guidelines could bring the city’s groundwater wells offline as early as Jan. 1, with no clear strategy to make up the deficit.