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Journalist with The Telegram, based in Corner Brook. Lover of music, sports and family.
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Why a Newfoundland nickel mine wants to make hydrogen from rocks

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By Gary Kean Verified
| The Telegram (St. John's, NL) Verified
“Vema’s engineered mineral hydrogen is on the verge of delivering clean energy at a scale cost-competitive with hydrocarbons,” said Dr. Douglas Wicks, strategic advisor to First Atlantic Nickel and Cobalt and former program director for the geologic hydrogen portfolio within the United States’ Department of Energy.
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Fill your boats: What you need to know as NL’s expanded food fishery opens on Canada Day

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By Gary Kean Verified
| The Telegram (St. John's, NL) Verified
The rules regarding selling and purchasing fish caught during the food fishery also apply to food establishments and DFO will be keeping an eye out for recreationally caught fish hitting the commercial market. Grandy would not provide any details on DFO’s operational plans, including whether it will be deploying more fisheries officers to monitor the expanded food fishery this season. “We will continue our normal inspection approach, as we have in previous seasons,” explained Grandy.
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On pace: Coast guard happy with MSC Baltic III salvage progress

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By Gary Kean Verified
| The Telegram (St. John's, NL) Verified
The containers still aboard the MSC Baltic III were deemed too damaged or too soaked with water to be easily removed. So far, Resolve Marine has managed to remove 23 of the remaining 63 containers. Those have been moved to the barge and shipped to a recycler, Newco Metal and Auto Recycling Ltd. in nearby Stephenville, for processing. The barge being used has a footboard installed around its perimeter to contain any spillage from the damaged, wet containers.
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