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By training locals on drilling and businesses techniques, rural villages can become economically sustainable and have access to clean water. A Village Drill is cheaper, costing $18,000, while large drill rigs easily charge double the amount.

SOUTH JORDAN — Anyone visiting the unremarkable backyard of John Renouard is bound to notice a large, steel machine standing at the edge of the flower garden. The machine is painted blue and yellow and lacks any engines or electronic parts.

Vanessa and her crew scrambled to inspect the earth underneath the rig. She had to deliver the bad news to the treasure-hunting team that the oscillator had to be shut down because the borehole was caving in on itself.

Feedback, distortion, volume, and speed somehow never manage to lose their appeal. Even decades after the bands that influenced Metz laid down the template — quite a few of which can be seen above on this list — the Toronto trio still manages to funnel those influences down into a furious, string-bending one-chord wonder. Everything about “Rats” is simplified and streamlined; Metz distill the essence of noise rock down to a direct, potent form. But they make up for that simplicity by washing it through a few extra layers of distortion, so while “Rats” on its own would have been plenty heavy, the finished product is all the more acidic. It’s model noise rock for the ’10s: compact, potent and efficient.

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IN: Darren Dawidiuk (Gloucester Rugby), Petrus Du Plessis (Saracens), Saia Fainga’a (Brumbies), Lasha Lomidze (Krasny Yar), Luke McLean (Beneton Treviso), Ben Meehan (Melbourne Rebels), Napolioni Nalaga (Lyon), Teofilo Paulo (Beneton Treviso), Gordon Reid (Glasgow Warriors), Manasa Saulo (Toulon), Jake Schatz (Melbourne Rebels) Franco van der Merwe (Ulster).

According to Landry it’s possible that this is cinnabar, a historic source for brilliant red inks, possibly dating anywhere from the 1300s to 1600. Marty finds Landry’s opinion highly significant. Ironically, he has no idea that these two pieces of paper could end up being the last substantial finds to be taken from the Money Pit area.

With so many cities around the world facing an acute need for water, “the hard path” will not be abandoned. It will always seem easier to bring water in, or to exploit a new source, than to move tens of millions of people, or completely redraw the map of agricultural production. The scale of the problem was suggested by research published in 2014 by The Nature Conservancy, an American charity. Its list of water-stressed cities was dominated by places in India and China—with Delhi second, Shanghai fourth and Beijing fifth. Mexico City came third. But top of the list was Tokyo. Other rich-world cities were also high up, including Los Angeles (eighth) and even London (15th).

Pieter explains that the Northern Cape area presents some of the most challenging conditions in the world. “We drill into some of the hardest rock in the world, with compressive strengths above 500MPa under extreme surface and weather conditions; these drilling machines take a huge hammering. While most machines start to fall apart after only a short time of drilling, the Epiroc drill rigs give us up to 80% availability over many years of operation. Only machines of this exceptional quality will last for 30 000 hours plus.

An exploration program of up to $2 million totaling approximately 27,000 meters has been planned for 2019, with the aim of delineating near-mill oxide targets, mainly focused on testing the extension of the North Kao deposit and the along strike and northern plunge extension of the Yabonsgo deposit.

A record quarter was achieved as production increased, mainly due to significantly higher grades following the end of the rainy season.

“The idea of bringing direct air capture up to 10 billion tons by the middle or later part of the century is such a herculean task it would require an industrial scale-up the likes of which the world has never seen,” Princeton’s Stephen Pacala told me. And yet Pacala wasn’t pessimistic about making a start. He seemed to think it was necessary for the federal government to begin with significant research and investments in the technology — to see how far and fast it could move forward, so that it’s ready as soon as possible. At Climeworks, Gebald and Wurzbacher spoke in similar terms, asserting that the conversations around climate challenges are moving beyond the choice between clean energy or carbon removal. Both will be necessary.