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A recent assessment highlights that over 400 communities in the Pacific Northwest face heightened wildfire risks, factoring in social vulnerability.
UCB is set to acquire a company specializing in antibody treatments for autoimmune diseases, highlighting ongoing shifts in the biotech landscape.
China's new supply chain regulations may pose significant challenges for Western biopharma companies as the country asserts its role as a competitor in drug innovation.
TMX, based in Canada, is poised to enhance the Australian mining landscape by promoting increased listings in the sector.
Posco Holdings has made a substantial investment of $765 million in the lithium sector in Australia, as reported by The Korea Herald.
The contamination of Mekong River tributaries by rare earth mining activities raises significant concerns regarding the environmental health and food security in Southeast Asia.
As the conversation around sustainability grows, experts are exploring eco-friendly alternatives to traditional tools that contribute to waste and pollution.
A significant lithium reserve has been discovered in the U.S., potentially lasting for 328 years, raising questions about global supply dynamics.
In response to ongoing currency fluctuations, Japan has reportedly intervened in the market to support the yen, leading to a notable surge in its value.
In a significant week for central banks worldwide, Australia has raised its interest rates, raising concerns about potential economic impacts from rising oil prices.
In a bid to lessen its reliance on China, the US is taking significant steps to diversify its rare earth supply chains, which are essential for various technologies and defense.
The rise of rare earth mining in Southeast Asia raises serious concerns about toxic runoff contaminating vital water sources in the region.
A recent study indicates that soil plays a crucial role in nitrogen gas loss in rice paddies, challenging the conventional perspective on fertilizer reliance in rice cultivation.
Japan's declining marriage and fertility rates present significant challenges, potentially affecting economic stability and societal structure.
A Japanese startup has submitted a request for approval of a novel drug targeting chronic kidney disease in cats, a condition that presently lacks a definitive cure.
The International Atomic Energy Agency has acknowledged Belgium's ongoing efforts to enhance nuclear and radiation safety standards.
Tokyo Electron has severed ties with Jay Chen, a key figure in its China operations, following revelations of his connections to Chinese start-ups.
In its latest report, China National Nuclear Power has indicated a 2.7% decrease in on-grid power generation for the first quarter compared to the previous year.
The thought of mice invading your home can be unsettling. Australian farmers are now grappling with the potential for another mouse plague, raising concerns about the impact on agriculture and health.
The increasing number of dead shearwaters, or muttonbirds, found on Australian shores raises serious environmental concerns linked to human activities.