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Leaching Myanmar's mountains For Zau*, a local worker, the mining boom is a rare chance to make money. He is paid 3,800 yuan ($600) in cash every month, around twice the average salary in Myanmar. He ...

Half of climate scientists surveyed with more than 10 publications have faced online abuse The survey found that level of exposure to harassment was linked to amount of academic publications and ...

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Russia’s liquified gas (LNG) exports are helping to finance the country’s war in Ukraine and in 2022 were worth an estimated $21 billion On 8 March 2022, the oil and gas giant Shell was embarrassed.