ScienceDaily
Scientists discover that Western Australia's iron-rich rocks can naturally produce hydrogen, potentially turning the country into a clean energy superpower - if only the rocks cooperate.
ScienceDaily
Silver nanocatalysts have a Jekyll-and-Hyde act: they switch reaction sites depending on whether they're generating electricity or hydrogen, throwing a wrench in one-size-fits-all design.
UN News
The UN Security Council holds a debate on critical minerals, discovering that digging stuff up in unstable places might lead to problems - and decides to form a group to talk about it.
The Guardian
Indigenous leaders tell a fossil fuel phase-out conference: don't swap one form of land plunder for another, and maybe leave our minerals alone too.
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