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Aerial view of Firmus Project Southgate AI data centre campus in northern Tasmania

A Singapore AI Firm’s Data Centre Is Set to Become Tasmania’s Biggest Power User

Firmus is building a A$2.1 billion AI data centre outside Launceston that will draw up to 400 megawatts, on track to become Tasmania's single largest electricity user. The company calls it the

June 15, 2026

by Technology Desk

Solar panels in the United States as solar electricity generation surpasses coal for the first time in May 2026

Solar Outpowered Coal in the US for the First Time in May 2026. The Grid Will Never Look the Same.

For the first time in recorded history, solar energy outproduced coal in the United States grid in May 2026 — a shift that arrived not with a landmark vote or a presidential order, but with a quiet crossing of lines

June 14, 2026

by Economy Desk

NASA Terra MISR satellite image of Arctic National Wildlife Refuge coastal plain and Beaufort Sea summer 2000

Trump’s Arctic Refuge Oil Lease Sale Just Raised $3.7 Million. Only Two Alaska Companies Bid.

The Bureau of Land Management offered 688,829 acres of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge's coastal plain

NASA Terra MODIS image of Jeju Island Korea Strait February 19 2026 with sediment plume from Chinese coast and cloud vortices

South Korea’s Soft Corals ‘Slumped’ Off Jeju Island in 2024. Scientists Are Watching the Yangtze and the El Niño for a Repeat.

A Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology study describes an 80-kilometre stretch of Jeju Island's

most Democrats do not support a second term for Joe Biden

Most Democratic Party supporters believe President Joe Biden should not run for a second term. Such conclusions follow the results of a new opinion poll released Monday, conducted by the Public Relations

February 7, 2023

Climate·News

António Guterres on the war in Ukraine: “Prospects for peace continue to diminish”

UN Secretary-General António Guterres addressed the UN General Assembly weeks before the first anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which he said, ” causes untold suffering to the Ukrainian people and

October 5, 2025

Climate·Conflicts, Military and War·News

The Swiss government provides 8 million dollars in the form of a grant for the modernization of the energy sector in Kyrgyzstan

AppleMark Today, the Ministry of Finance of Kyrgyzstan and the World Bank signed an agreement to provide a grant in the amount of $8 million as a contribution from the Swiss government

January 31, 2023

Climate·News

The share of the Russian Federation in Georgian wine exports in 2022 increased to 63.7%

Russia exported the most Georgian wine in 2022. In particular, 73,128 tons of wine worth $160.8 million were shipped from Georgia to the Russian Federation, while the Russian Federation’s share Russia in

October 5, 2025

Climate·Conflicts, Military and War·News

Freedom of expression in Afghanistan

The Taliban’s rise to power in Kabul overnight has shattered the democratic freedoms that Afghanistan has gained over the past 20 years. As the US-led NATO military coalition battled international terrorism, Afghan

October 5, 2025

Climate·Conflicts, Military and War·News

A strong earthquake hits Indonesia

An earthquake measuring 5.7 on the Richter scale hit the coast of Bengkulu in Indonesia today, the US Geological Survey (USGS) announced. The earthquake had an epicenter 109 kilometers from Bengkulu and

September 8, 2022

Climate·News

Germany is leaving two nuclear power plants in reserve, shutting down the others by the end of the year

Germany is sticking to its plan to shut down the remaining nuclear power plants by the end of the year, but, contrary to previous plans, two plants will remain in reserve in

October 5, 2025

Climate·Economy·Government and Politics·News

Pakistan: The floods cause enormous damage to infrastructure in the Swat region, killing at least 1,265 people

Floods in the Swat region, in the Pakistani province of Hayber Pakhtunkhwa, caused enormous damage to the infrastructure, reports Anadolu Agency (AA) . Many roads, bridges and houses were destroyed in the

September 4, 2022

Climate·News

International Energy Agency – Demand for coal could reach an all-time high

Global demand for coal this year could reach eight billion tons, which corresponds to the historical maximum set in 2013, and demand growth is expected to continue next year, the International Energy

August 2, 2022

Climate·Economy·News

A strong storm in Serbia causes hardship to citizens – Fires engulfed several buildings, the wind carried off roofs, and trees fell

The strong storm that hit Serbia today caused hardships to the citizens, during which several of them were left homeless, and some were stuck in traffic jams. Also, the wind uprooted trees

September 21, 2023

Climate·News

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A Singapore AI Firm’s Data Centre Is Set to Become Tasmania’s Biggest Power User

Solar Outpowered Coal in the US for the First Time in May 2026. The Grid Will Never Look the Same.

Trump’s Arctic Refuge Oil Lease Sale Just Raised $3.7 Million. Only Two Alaska Companies Bid.

South Korea’s Soft Corals ‘Slumped’ Off Jeju Island in 2024. Scientists Are Watching the Yangtze and the El Niño for a Repeat.

most Democrats do not support a second term for Joe Biden

António Guterres on the war in Ukraine: “Prospects for peace continue to diminish”

The Swiss government provides 8 million dollars in the form of a grant for the modernization of the energy sector in Kyrgyzstan

The share of the Russian Federation in Georgian wine exports in 2022 increased to 63.7%

Freedom of expression in Afghanistan

A strong earthquake hits Indonesia

Germany is leaving two nuclear power plants in reserve, shutting down the others by the end of the year

Pakistan: The floods cause enormous damage to infrastructure in the Swat region, killing at least 1,265 people

International Energy Agency – Demand for coal could reach an all-time high

A strong storm in Serbia causes hardship to citizens – Fires engulfed several buildings, the wind carried off roofs, and trees fell

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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