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  • Article - 8 Nov 2017
    While there are current health and safety laws that aim to reduce and prevent MSDs in workers, the implementation of new regulations can change the way in which musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) risk...
  • Article - 27 Oct 2017
    Within any type of industry that involves the use of electrical equipment, the potential occurrence of an arc flash poses a dangerous risk to these workers each day.
  • Article - 26 Oct 2017
    The environmentally disruptive nature of all phases of the mining process is evident in any area of the world where oil, gas, and mineral extraction occurs.
  • Article - 26 Oct 2017
    Turquoise, an opaque mineral that is well known for it’s alluring design pattern that is made up of naturally crafted mixes of blue, green and yellow colors, has been a treasured gemstone for...
  • Article - 20 Oct 2017
    Chemical looping combustion (CLC) is a technological process that involves the use of a metal-oxide like copper, nickel or iron that supplies its own oxygen into the system rather than from the...
  • Article - 17 Oct 2017
    The high energy density of rechargeable lithium ion (Li-ion) batteries allow for enhanced storage capabilities and longer runtimes, making this technology one of the most popular options for portable...
  • Article - 13 Oct 2017
    Throughout history, coal-mining explosions have accounted for the deaths of thousands of workers as a result of the combustion of either methane gas or coal dust within the mine.
  • Article - 12 Oct 2017
    Maintaining a safe environment for workers in the mining industry is a critical task. Their continuous exposure to the smoke and fumes derived from the mining of potentially harmful elements such as...
  • Article - 8 Sep 2017
    First discovered in 1924, Zebra rock is a marketing name for an Australian decorative stone that has an appearance of varying brown and white bands.
  • Article - 22 Jun 2017
    A submersible developed in 1964 by the U.S. Navy called Alvin was one of the first of its kind with the ability to go to a depth of 14,800 feet for up to 10 hours.

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