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Ferry reported in late August 2026 that one-year delay in Ventyr’s flagship Southern North Sea II fixed-bottom array may further undermine confidence in the former industry leader.
A turbine in the North SeaPhoto: Vattenfall
Norway’s slow-moving offshore wind development will see further postponement after the Ministry of Energy granted a one-year delay to Ventyr’s Southern North Sea II project to submit its licence application.
The company, a joint venture by Parkwind and Ingka Investments, requested the extension for several reason...
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Sanderson reported in mid-August 2026 that extensive offshore wind deployment could “significantly alter” regional climates in northern Europe, impacting wind speeds and rainfall, according to new research.
Research can help inform planning for new offshore wind farms and ‘should not be interpreted as evidence against deployment,’ amid fossil fuel driven climate crisis.
Shadow Historians produced a video that some presidents swore to protect the Constitution. They swore to serve the American people.
Some of them did the exact opposite. In this video, the editors rank the 10 most controversial and darkest presidents in American history — the ones whose decisions led to genocide, civil war, mass surveillance, illegal wars, and the first-ever attack on the US Capitol by American citizens.
This is not the history they taught you in school.
Chronicles of Planet Earth people created an interesting video that indicates that ancient DNA has revolutionized understanding of human origins, revealing a complex web of interaction between different human lineages. Chronicles of Planet Earth examines how modern humans interbred with other species, with their genetic legacy still influencing humanity today.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nisXoZronRU
One hundred thousand years ago at least nine different species of human beings walked this Earth simultaneously — they hunted, buri...
Mystral provided a video in 2026 that details the scientific findings from China's Chang'e-6 mission, which returned the first physical soil samples from the far side of the Moon to explain the ancient cause of the lunar dichotomy. Mystral examines the scientific mystery of the lunar dichotomy, exploring why the moon's two faces look so different.
By analyzing unique soil samples returned from the South Pole-Aitken Basin, this investigation evaluates how ancient, massive impacts may have fundamentally shaped the lunar landscape and its...
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CNA Insider produced Episode 3, which explores the urgent global quest for uranium as nations race to secure the fuel needed to power the future of nuclear energy. From Kazakhstan, the world’s largest producer, to Australia, home to the biggest known reserves, access to uranium is becoming increasingly strategic.
In Sweden, the lifting of a uranium mining ban could help cut Europe’s reliance on Russia. In Texas, a nuclear and uranium revival is underway. In resource-scarce Japan, scientists are trying to extract uranium from the o...
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Salem reported in mid-February 2026 that a SMR nuclear reactor was airlifted from March AFB, Calif.. to Hill AFB, Utah, recently, according to a release on the Pentagon’s website. This is the first time a SMR nuclear reactor has been airlifted for transport.

The Department of Defense (DOD) broke ground on the Project Pele transportable microreactor project
at Idaho National Laboratory (INL). The demonstration project is being led by DOD’s Strategic
Capabilities Office and could be one of the first advanced reactors to operate in the Unite...
Charles reported in late July 2026 that long-term uranium contract prices reached $94/lb (C$132.34) at the end of June 2026, their highest level in 18 years, that uranium mining equities fell 3.9% and junior miners fell 7.4% in H1 2026, with June losses reaching 14.4% and 17.5%, respectively, widening the gap between equity valuations and uranium prices.
Long-Term Uranium Price Indicator, Sep 2025-Jun 2026. Source: Crux Investor Analysis.
He also reported that and Cameco reported an average realized long-term uranium price of $91.50/lb...
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Mining.com unnamed author reported in later July 2026 that Japan said on Friday that medium and heavy rare earth elements accounted for about 54% of the rare earth content in deep-sea mud recovered off a remote Pacific island, bolstering its push to secure domestic supplies of critical minerals as China tightens export controls.
Deep-sea drilling vessel Chikyu.
(Image courtesy of Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology.)
The government-backed mining vessel Chikyu recovered about 50 tonnes of mud during a month-long m...
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