Mining News

Posted May 11, 2005:

• Scientists Levitate Heaviest Elements With Help From Cold Oxygen

Posted May 4, 2005:

• Idaho National Laboratory Scientist Securing Highly Enriched Uranium Abroad

Posted March 29, 2005:

• Survey Finds Silver Contamination In North Pacific Waters
• British Academics To Benefit From World's First National Text Mining Service

Posted February 24, 2005:

• New Device Will Help Stroke Victims' Recovery

Posted February 22, 2005:

• Controversial Dates Of Biblical Edom Reassessed In Results From New Archeological Research

Posted January 31, 2005:

• Oiled Birds Prompt Study By UCSB Experts

Posted December 19, 2004:

• Risk Of Tuberculosis Doubles In First Year Of HIV Infection

Posted November 8, 2004:

• Tumbleweeds Good For Uranium Clean-Up

Posted November 4, 2004:

• Researchers Unlock Mysteries Of Toxic Metals In The Largest Contaminated Site In United States
• Researchers Tracking Sources Of Arsenic Contamination In Water

Posted September 1, 2004:

• Tiny Diamonds Precious For University Of Alberta Research

Posted August 5, 2004:

• Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, How I Wonder Where You Are

Posted July 9, 2004:

• Humans May Surpass Other Natural Forces As Earth Movers

Posted July 6, 2004:

• Arctic Yields Fresh Evidence For Elizabethan Gold Swindle

Posted June 10, 2004:

• Low-Cost Robot Could Locate Land Mines In Rugged Terrain

Posted May 26, 2004:

• Danger Spots Identified For Threatened Grizzly Bear

Posted April 14, 2004:

• Decoding A Sulfate-Breathing Bug

Posted March 12, 2004:

• Microbe's Trick Provides A Template For Willowy Crystals

Posted March 2, 2004:

• Field Tests Advance Seismic Landmine-Detection System

Posted February 29, 2004:

• Breakthrough Mine-Detection Turns Ocean Floor 'Transparent'

Posted February 19, 2004:

• Rare Disease Endemic In South America Is Model For Studying Autoimmunity

Posted February 14, 2004:

• This Valentine's Day, Give The Woman Who Has Everything The Galaxy's Largest Diamond

Posted February 12, 2004:

• Chemistry Puts New Sparkle In Diamonds

Posted February 2, 2004:

• Scientists Report First Sequencing Of Environmental Genome

Posted January 2, 2004:

• Space Technology Goes Down To Earth To Support Mining

Posted December 12, 2003:

• Researchers Probe How Microbes Speed Up Acid Production At Mining Sites

Posted November 26, 2003:

• Global Halt To Major Greenhouse Gas Growth

Posted November 18, 2003:

• MIT Team Mines For New Materials With A Computer

Posted November 13, 2003:

• Researchers Use Glass Spheres To Tag And Trace Explosives

Posted November 10, 2003:

• Stepping Way Out: Scripps Scientists Watch Clam Feet Elongate Far From The Shell

Posted October 15, 2003:

• Computer Center Sets Trans-Atlantic Speed Record For Data Transfer

Posted September 18, 2003:

• Contaminated Water From Abandoned Mines Threatens Colorado Ski Areas

Posted September 5, 2003:

• Scientists Uncover Early Warning System For Copper Toxicity; Findings Could Influence Design Of Anticancer And Antimicrobial Drugs

Posted August 18, 2003:

• Livermore Lab Collaboration Seeking Nature Of Neutrinos

Posted August 5, 2003:

• Jaws Of Clamworm Are Hardened By Zinc Say UCSB Scientists

Posted July 1, 2003:

• Men, Mammals, And Machines: Underwater Drone Works With Men And Dolphins

Posted June 27, 2003:

• Project To Reduce Hazards From Coal Waste Impoundment Sites

Posted April 11, 2003:

• Flipper As Rambo: Dolphins Can Be Great Naval Security Tools

Posted January 17, 2003:

• Picking Your Way Through A Minefield

Posted December 24, 2002:

• Water Washes Away Cold War-Era Missile Stockpiles

Posted December 20, 2002:

• Mercury In California Rainwater Traced To Industrial Emissions In Asia

Posted November 22, 2002:

• UMass Team To Study Bioremediation Of Acid, Heavy Metals From Collapsed Mine

Posted October 17, 2002:

• Melting Crust Makes Rich Mineral Deposits; Ocean Floor Slab May Melt From Heat Of Earth's Interior, Causing Release Of Metals

Posted October 9, 2002:

• New Technique Transmits Data At 2.8 Gigabits Per Second

Posted October 3, 2002:

• Robots Powered By The Ocean Itself

Posted September 27, 2002:

• Study Sheds Light On Mess In Polluted Streams

Posted September 25, 2002:

• Researchers At Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Discover A Better Way To Decode The Protein Language

Posted August 12, 2002:

• New System Uses Mine Waste To Generate Clean Power

Posted June 26, 2002:

• UC San Diego Archaeologists Discover Largest Bronze Age Metal Factory In Middle East

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