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Globex Acquires Gold Silver Exploration Target in Nevada, USA

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星期三, 二月 28, 2024
Quartz, Double standard, Copper, Mining, Peak, GMX, Toronto Stock Exchange, Hydrothermal circulation, HNO3, Horizontal, Hydrogen chloride, Gold, Crescent, Geo, Rest, Lead, Element, C-9, H3BO3, The Red Star, Perchloric acid, AAL, Red star, HF, Silver, ICP-OES, R-40, C-3, AG

Most of the historic production included turquoise (around the porphyry copper occurrence at Crescent Peak), gold, silver, copper and lead.

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  • Most of the historic production included turquoise (around the porphyry copper occurrence at Crescent Peak), gold, silver, copper and lead.
  • In the early 1980’s the Crescent Mining Ltd. exploited the Rest Mine and extracted gold via a heap leach operation.
  • Initial historic mining and exploration at the Red Star vein system dates back to the period 1907-1914.
  • Obtained gold values above 10 ppm and silver above100 ppm were re-analyzed via fire assay of a 30 g subsample and gravimetric determination.

Architect headquarters to be redesigned to address climate change, equity, collaboration

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星期三, 四月 20, 2022
Board, Platinum, AIA, American Institute of Architects, National, Architect, Atmosphere, EHDD, Historically black colleges and universities, Carbon footprint, FAIA, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, Student, Director, Environment, Solution, Volunteering, R-40, American Institute, Framework, Multimedia, Brutalist architecture, Renewable energy, Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning, Management, New York Avenue, NW, University

"We have a responsibility to redesign this iconic building to the highest standards in sustainability, resilience, and equity.

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  • "We have a responsibility to redesign this iconic building to the highest standards in sustainability, resilience, and equity.
  • In order to effectively advocate for these changes, we must start by taking action ourselves."
  • AIA has owned its headquarterslocated at 1735 New York Avenue, NW, in Washington, D.C.since 1973.
  • The current design also presents challenges in convening members and staff, hinders collaboration, and inhibits AIA's current business practices.