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development emerged at the Amargosa Bauxite-Gallium Project where re-assays revealed exceptional gallium grades up to 190 ppm Ga2O3 The company maintains a strong financial position with A$75.4 million in cash Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX:BRE/OTCQX:BRELY) comunica risultati eccezionali nel primo trimestre 2025 dai suoi progetti Monte Alto e Pelé l'esplorazione ha rivelato elementi delle terre rare a gradi ultra-alti includendo eccezionali concentrazioni di NdPr pari a 69.558 ppm La società ha inoltre raggiunto valori record di niobio con 17.092 ppm Il progetto Pelé ha dimostrato il suo potenziale su scala distrettuale con scoperte ad alto grado fino al 17,7% TREO su affioramenti BRE ha ristrutturato l'accordo con Rio Tinto sostituendo un pagamento milestone di 40 milioni di dollari USA con una royalty di 1,00 dollaro per tonnellata umida sulle future vendite di bauxite Un importante sviluppo è emerso nel progetto Amargosa Bauxite-Gallium dove nuove analisi hanno rivelato eccezionali concentrazioni di gallio fino a 190 ppm di Ga2O3 La società mantiene una solida posizione finanziaria con 75,4 milioni di dollari australiani in cassa garantendo operazioni finanziate fino al 2026 Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX:BRE/OTCQX:BRELY) informa resultados excepcionales en el primer trimestre de 2025 de sus proyectos Monte Alto y Pelé la exploración reveló elementos de tierras raras de ultra alta ley con hasta 45,7% TREO incluyendo sobresalientes concentraciones de NdPr de 69.558 ppm La compañía también alcanzó registros históricos de niobio con 17.092 ppm El proyecto Pelé demostró su potencial a escala distrital con descubrimientos de alto grado de hasta 17,7% TREO en afloramientos reemplazando un pago por hito de 40 millones de dólares estadounidenses con una regalía de 1,00 dólar por tonelada húmeda en futuras ventas de bauxita Un desarrollo significativo surgió en el proyecto Amargosa Bauxite-Gallium donde nuevos análisis revelaron concentraciones excepcionales de galio de hasta 190 ppm de Ga2O3 La empresa mantiene una sólida posición financiera con 75,4 millones de dólares australianos en efectivo asegurando operaciones financiadas hasta 2026 Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX:BRE/OTCQX:BRELY)는 Monte Alto 및 Pelé 프로젝트에서 2025년 1분기 뛰어난 성과를 보고했습니다 Monte Alto에서는 탐사 결과 45.7% TREO에 달하는 초고등급 희토류 원소가 확인되었으며 Pelé 프로젝트는 지구 규모의 잠재력을 입증하며 노두에서 최대 17.7% TREO의 고등급 광물 발견을 보여주었습니다 아울러 BRE는 Rio Tinto와의 계약을 재구성하여 4,000만 달러의 마일스톤 지급을 향후 보크사이트 판매에 대한 톤당 1.00달러 로열티로 대체했습니다 Amargosa 보크사이트-갈륨 프로젝트에서는 재분석을 통해 최대 190 ppm Ga2O3에 달하는 뛰어난 갈륨 함량이 확인되는 중요한 발전이 있었습니다 회사는 7,540만 호주 달러의 현금을 보유하여 2026년까지 자금이 확보된 운영을 유지하고 있습니다 Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX:BRE/OTCQX:BRELY) annonce des résultats exceptionnels pour le premier trimestre 2025 de ses projets Monte Alto et Pelé l'exploration a révélé des éléments de terres rares à très haute teneur avec des teneurs remarquables en NdPr de 69 558 ppm La société a également enregistré des teneurs record en niobium de 17 092 ppm Le projet Pelé a démontré son potentiel à l’échelle du district avec des découvertes à haute teneur allant jusqu’à 17,7% TREO sur des affleurements BRE a restructuré son accord avec Rio Tinto remplaçant un paiement de jalon de 40 millions de dollars US par une redevance de 1,00 $ par tonne humide sur les futures ventes de bauxite Un développement majeur a été réalisé au projet Amargosa Bauxite-Gallium où des réanalyses ont révélé des teneurs exceptionnelles en gallium allant jusqu’à 190 ppm de Ga2O3 La société maintient une solide position financière avec 75,4 millions de dollars australiens en liquidités assurant le financement des opérations jusqu’en 2026 Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX:BRE/OTCQX:BRELY) meldet herausragende Ergebnisse für das erste Quartal 2025 von seinen Projekten Monte Alto und Pelé In Monte Alto ergab die Exploration ultra-hochgradige Seltene-Erden-Minerale mit bis zu 45,7% TREO darunter beeindruckende NdPr-Gehalte von 69.558 ppm Das Unternehmen erzielte zudem Rekordwerte bei Niob mit 17.092 ppm Das Pelé-Projekt zeigte sein Potenzial im Distriktmaßstab mit hochgradigen Entdeckungen bis zu 17,7% TREO an Aufschlüssen Außerdem restrukturierte BRE seine Vereinbarung mit Rio Tinto USD durch eine Lizenzgebühr von 1,00 USD pro feuchter Tonne auf zukünftige Bauxitverkäufe ersetzt wurde Ein bedeutender Fortschritt wurde beim Amargosa Bauxit-Gallium-Projekt erzielt wo Nachanalysen außergewöhnliche Galliumgehalte von bis zu 190 ppm Ga2O3 zeigten Das Unternehmen verfügt über eine solide Finanzlage mit 75,4 Millionen Australischen Dollar in bar und sichert damit die Finanzierung der Betriebe bis 2026 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (ASX:BRE / OTCQX: BRELY) (‘BRE’) presents its quarterly report for the period ended 31 March 2025 Key highlights during and subsequent to the end of the quarter included: Record exploration success continues at Monte Alto including standout grades of 69,558 ppm NdPr and 11,696 ppm of DyTbNew record assays for niobium at 17,092 ppm Nb2O5 and tantalum at 962 ppm Ta2O5 with near record grades of scandium at 382 ppm Sc2O3 and uranium at 5,781 ppm U3O8Drilling extended the thick horizons of shallow high-grade monazite-sand mineralisation - including 18m at 6.8% TREO from surfaceMultiple regional discoveries and airborne magnetics indicate a larger interconnected high-grade mineral system extending +4 km beyond the maiden Monte Alto deposit Pelé confirmed as district-scale high-grade rare earth project 17.7% TREO and high-grade monazite sands with grades of up to 8.5% TREOHigh-grade diamond drill results at Pelé Target 1 returned assays of up to 13.5% TREO including NdPr: 23,217 ppm | DyTb: 938 ppm | Nb2O5: 5,011 ppm | Sc2O3: 381 ppm | Ta2O5: 248 ppm | U3O8: 1,100 ppmSuccessful drilling extended large shallow horizons of high-grade monazite-sands with grades of up to 7.9% TREO and assays of up to 11,681 ppm NdPr and 580 ppm DyTb Amargosa Bauxite-Gallium Project unlocks new province-scale value pathways 51.3% total available alumina content - with low levels of reactive silica and ironRe-assays of 1,275 bauxite samples revealed a new gallium discovery with exceptional grades of up to 190 ppm Ga2O3 and a mean grade of 75 ppm Ga2O3Given the potential scale and quality of the bauxite-gallium prospects RPM Global has been appointed to expedite a JORC-compliant bauxite and gallium Mineral Resource and Scoping Study Strong financial position A link to full details of the quarterly report can be found here Already have an account? 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Penn State Word MarkThe Pennsylvania State University Customs and Border Protection officers at the Progreso International Bridge arrested a 19-year-old man who was wanted on an outstanding felony warrant for sexual assault of a child was arrested on February 8 by CBP officers after being referred for secondary inspection due to a "system generated alert." CBP officers verified his identification and discovered the outstanding felony arrest warrant issued by the Hidalgo County Sheriff's Office Salazar was turned over to the Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office deputies for adjudication of the warrant He was arraigned and issued a $50,000 bond UPDATE: The deceased has been identified by Pennsylvania State Police after the notification of next-of-kin died as a result of the single vehicle crash on Mont Alto Road on Monday morning He was driving a 2008 Ford F350 pickup truck prior to his death CHAMBERSBURG- Pennsylvania State Police have released the preliminary report of a fatal vehicle crash on Mont Alto Road in Guilford Township that occurred Monday morning but have not released the name of the driver Troopers were called to the area around 750 Mont Alto Road around 6:27am for a reported pickup truck into a tree Initial reports from PSP show that the driver was traveling north on the road before failing to negotiate a left hand curve in the roadway and traveling off the right side of the road PSP say the truck traveled over the nearby median and onto Eby Road before striking a tree in the front yard of the nearby home The Tri-State Alert is a News Talk 103.7 FM publication.  Any views or opinions expressed in this publication are of the host author or group and not the publication, owner(s) AI technology assists in content creation on this site; verify independently for accuracy Privacy Policy "The best thing for residents to do is call animal control so proper rescue measures are taken," HCSO Sergeant Longoria said Deputies and a relative provided medical aid to her until EMS arrived. She was transported to a hospital, where she died of her injuries. HCSO investigators spoke to the victim's brother, who said his sister had gone outside to feed the dogs when he heard her screaming He went outside and saw two of their dogs attacking her He shot and killed one of the dogs with a shotgun Animal control secured the second dog involved who was killed by his uncle's pit bull "Greco" in Weslaco and the death of a 3-year old girl in 2006 who was killed by a family pit bull and rottweiler in Hargill In January of this year, a man was found dead in the 7500 block of West Military Highway in Mission. The 911 caller said that dogs were biting the corpse was found with multiple animal bites on his arms and legs An aggressive stray dog with blood around its mouth was seized by authorities our nonprofit sent a FOIA to the Justice of the Peace in Mission An elderly woman was killed by multiple dogs in rural Hidalgo County Please review our comment policy These deaths are always sad and inexcusable Who keeps dogs intent on killing their owners Those who breed pitbulls seem not to care about their dangerous dogs but I’m always relieved the victim is not a child or an innocent person who doesn’t own one of these maulers The pit pushers can add that feeding your pits could be a “trigger.” Maybe this poor soul parted her hair on the wrong side of her head that day however they’re always making excuses It seems that nothing will get through to these folks if a family member is killed they MAY see the light The only good thing about this story is at least one of these monsters was put down “Maybe this poor soul parted her hair on the wrong side of her head that day.” In San Francisco a neighbor’s pit bull once attacked a man in his own yard and the hearing officer who presided over the case opined in his decision that the dog may have been provoked by the fact that the man was wearing a black hoodie I’m happy to say that that hearing officer is long gone—but Were they her dogs or were they her brother’s How long did they have them and where did they come from I’m not sure it even matters… I want to make some sense of these senseless deaths Whether they were hers or his doesn’t matter Most breeds don’t kill family members Stable temperament dogs don’t need to be trained to not become violent resource guarders The “dog trainer” in the article is ignorant of modern dog training protocol by advising to put your hands in the dog’s bowl and to “show them who’s boss” it’s lost popularity these days but any that’s been starved before will eat eat throw up–then revert to eating a normal amount of kibble and they’ll have zero interest in guarding it Taking the dog’s dish or sticking your hands in it just tells the dog “I am a thief.” and if you punish the dog Nothing wrong with holding a full dish and waiting for the dog to calm before feeding Bad protocols include hyping the dog up (ooo lookee here yay dinner is here blah blah) before feeding Funny how the old stuff like “do not play tug with a dog” and “don’t let kids/outsiders hand feed your dog” and “don’t allow mooching” turn out to be common sense it’s usually a bit or growling–most dogs don’t *kill* the hand that feeds them Dogs are natural scavengers so that’s a mentally deficiency Strain at the leash to find some way to justify a pit bull killing its owner Always something “triggers” the poor innocent little nanny dogs Why didn’t one of the non pit strays kill her instead One barking dog is more than enough to ruin an entire neighborhood says she was attacked by 2 dogs but now the story is ” only one of the dogs was involved in the lethal attack — the dog her brother shot and killed at the scene” So the other dog has been captured and more than likely will get sold Personally I think her brother was on to something shame he waited until one (or 2) of the dogs killed his sister Couldn’t care less about freeroaming dogs They seem to think they’re pit bull social workers If stray pits started showing up dead with GSWs I bet the same agency that doesn’t have enough manpower to answer the phone would show up 100’s strong with helicopters going door to door until the monster that was violating the civil rights of those poor pitiful pitties was brought to “justice” loose wolfdog loose dobermans Typical articles about bad neighbors allowing their dogs to run wild and being surprised when one is shot US media currently sides with the irresponsible owners and there are no comments sections They seem to think there should be a law requiring everyone to be as enamored with their roaming dogs as they are Newspapers many ,many years ago used to pay attention to words and their definitions The first definition of murdered I found was : Unlawful killing of a human with malice aforethought I am surprised the local DA didn’t get CSIs involved to catch the evil “dog murderer” Of course the man who shot the dog is a “coward” because he didn’t reveal his name so the internet could attack him Fools like that dog owner are why it pays to shoot shovel and shut up Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" DogsBite.org is a national dog bite victims' group dedicated to reducing serious dog attacks. Through our work, we hope to protect both people and pets from future attacks.  |  Make a donation today » Copyright © 2007-2025 DogsBite.org   |   Published by Lynn Media Group Subscribe to our email list 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (ASX:BRE / OTCQX: BRELY) (‘BRE’) is pleased to provide its quarterly report for the period ended 31 December 2024 Record Exploration Success Continues at Monte Alto District-Scale Growth Potential at Monte Alto Outstanding Mineralogy and Metallurgy Results The detailed quarterly report can be found here Authorities identified the woman killed by one of her dogs in Monte Alto deputies with the Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 22000 block of Jesus Flores Road Friday at around 6 p.m where they found a woman bleeding from her neck and the left side of her head PREVIOUS STORY: Monte Alto woman dead following dog attack the woman was identified as 85-year-old Geronima Florez She died in the hospital following the attack.  Florez was attacked by one of her dogs — a black pitbull mix breed — as she was feeding it the Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office said The sheriff’s office previously said two dogs were involved in the attack and one of the dogs was shot and killed by the victim's brother the sheriff’s office said the second dog was recovered and that the dog that was killed was the only one involved in the attack Brazilian Rare Earths (ASX:BRE) has expanded the Monte Alto Project in Brazil to a “district-scale exploration opportunity” after receiving assay results from a regional exploration program The $596.62 million market capitalisation company reports the latest assay results highlight the project’s exploration potential across a series of intense district-scale magnetic anomalies that run adjacent to the initial Monte Alto deposit.  These anomalies reveal new, ‘highly prospective’ rare earths exploration corridors that extend 3km to the south and 4km to the southwest of the initial discovery Monte Alto’s targeted exploration area has doubled.  The latest assays from the regional exploration work returned grades up to 14.6% total rare earth oxide and heavy rare earth grades of up to 6,691 parts per million (ppm) dysprosium oxide CEO Bernardo da Veiga says these results underscore the prospectivity of Monte Alto’s “high grade” rare earths province.  “The discoveries significantly expand Monte Alto’s target exploration area and demonstrate its world-class scale exceptional rare earth grades and substantial potential for exploration upside,” Veiga says.  “We are thrilled with the exceptionally high-grade heavy rare earths assays from an outcropping discovery located just 2.5km from Monte Alto.” ongoing exploration aims to expand the discoveries and evaluate the potential for large deposits of “high-grade” heavy rare earth mineralisation within the expanded target area.  The company says priority exploration will focus on mapping the extension of the rare earth mineralised system of the VPRS across the broader Monte Alto district-scale exploration area.  Brazilian Rare Earths intends to deploy a drone-based geophysical survey system in the coming months to amplify magnetic and radiometric image resolution.  this drone-based survey system will be used to expedite high-resolution geophysical data coverage across the Sulista and Pelé project areas.  Brazilian Rare Earths intends to release the first phase results from the project’s metallurgical study in due course.  Assays are pending from 8,009m of diamond drilling at the Monte Alto deposit Write to Aaliyah Rogan at Mining.com.au    Unico Silver makes ‘multiple new discoveries’ at Cerro Leon Unico Silver (ASX:USL) says the final results from phase-two diamond drilling at.. 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ASX shifts down a gear Stay Informed on up-to-the-minute mining news Get the best articles straight to your inbox ASX ends winning streak as energy sector tumbles05 May Military Metals discusses antimony exploration in Slovakia05 May Unico Silver makes ‘multiple new discoveries’ at Cerro Leon05 May Critica readies to drill satellite rare earths targets    05 May Animals 24-7 June 26, 2024 By involved in either pit bull breeding or pit bull rescue 2024 fatally mauled by one of her own pit bulls the death of Geronima Florez spotlighted one of the longtime Texas animal care and control disaster areas lying alongside the Mexican border in the lower Rio Grande Valley and is among the half dozen fastest growing Hidalgo County was notorious in the 1990s for having one of the highest community rates of dog and cat population control killing in the U.S. providing animal care and control housing for the five biggest cities in the county in 2020 boasted of achieving “no kill” status by dint of reaching a 90% “live release rate.” has averaged one a year since the shelters claimed “no kill” status Other pit bull-related incidents are frequent sporadic law enforcement against cockfighting and other cockfighting-related crime mainly shows how far out of control the situation is and lurking behind it all is the likelihood that if canine rabies ever returns to the U.S the Rio Grande Valley is where it will happen In July 1979 a canine rabies outbreak spread across the border from Piedras Negras killing an unidentified 9-year-old boy in Piedras Negras;   eight-year-old Gerardo Castano who lived in Eagle Pass but was bitten in Piedras Negras;  and Marianita Garza canine rabies spread from Mexico into 21 southern Texas counties The outbreak persisted among both dogs and coyotes for a decade killing a Starr County women in 1991 and a 14-year-old Hidalgo County boy in November 1994 Three winters of aerial distribution of oral rabies vaccine pellets finally quelled the outbreak in 1998 The temperature-sensitive vaccine pellets could not be deployed effectively except during the winter months Geronima Florez.(eternallightfuneralhome photo) Sergeant Enrique Longoria of the Hidalgo County Police Department told ValleyCentral.com reporter Janelle Tanguma that Geronima Florez suffered injuries to her neck and the left side of her head from a black pit bull “one of many dogs on her property,”  Tanguma wrote “We feel that it was because during the feeding times the other dogs became territorial  “and our investigation is leading us to believe that’s why she was attacked by her own canine.” “Longoria said the results of the autopsy substantiate the dog attack,”  which her brother partially witnessed after responding to her screams “When Florez’s brother [Gilbert Florez]  walked in on the attack,”  Tanguma explained  “he shot the dog and Florez was transported to a hospital where she later died “Authorities said 25 other dogs were recovered from her property by animal control Many of the dogs were believed to be only one to two weeks old “The investigation revealed that Florez would often take in strays from the neighborhood and care for them,”  Tanguma said (Virgil Wilson Mortuary & Lord & I Funeral Homes photo) Florez was the second dog attack fatality of 2024 in Hidalgo County 2024 near West Military Highway in Mission half a mile north of the Rio Grande and the Mexican border Garza suffered multiple bites to his arms and legs according to the  Hidalgo County sheriff’s office and dogs were seen continuing to bite his corpse   One dog with blood around his mouth was impounded at the scene There were no dog attack fatalities reported in Hidalgo County in 2023 2023 at the McAllen-Hidalgo-Reynosa International Bridge into Mexico two days after his three free-roaming pit bulls killed Lewis Flores were both charged with second-degree felonies and sued by Flores’ survivors (See If pit bull victims were billionaires in a leaky sub,  public might give a damn.) The Hidalgo County post-no kill body count began with the death of Maria Rachel Perez Her remains were discovered by her 10-year-old granddaughter when the granddaughter came home from school Hidalgo County animal shelters in 2002 killed 34,026 dogs and cats and local lawyer Bob Sobel told ANIMALS 24-7 as improved access to spay/neuter services held surplus dog and cat births down somewhat while the human population doubled  founded in McAllen 1974 as the Upper Valley Humane Society and still the biggest shelter serving the county in 2018 initiated the drive to achieve a 90% “live release rate,”  during which animal intakes fell to circa 16,000 The posted Palm Valley Animal Society “live release rate” reached 90% in 2020 but as of March 2024 was back down to 82.9% When exactly pit bulls became a visible threat to public health and safety in Hidalgo County is unclear but certainly it was before three-year-old Mariah Puga of Hargill was killed in her family’s yard on July 25 an 18-month-old pit bull killed his five-year-old human playmate Pablo Lopez in Weslaco when another dog walked by outside the fence  The attack was reportedly stopped by a sheriff’s deputy’s shotgun Pit bulls believed to have been translocated from Hidalgo County to Long Island for adoption by an organization called Ruff House Rescue attacked their adopters in 2011 and 2012 (See Shelter sued for rehoming pit bull who attacked woman.) Non-fatal pit bull attacks followed on a four-year-old girl and her grandmother in October 2012 in Weslaco;  three small dogs at the McAllen Dog Park in April 2013;  a nine-year-old boy who was mauled by three pit bulls in Progreso in January 2014 leading to criminal charges against owner Americo Garcia 37;  and a 56-year-old Mission man who suffered a pack attack in January 2015 Breaking up the string of pit bull incidents was a May 2015 attack by a border collie on a 10-month-old baby at the Valley Gateway RV Park Two other border collies were reportedly in the home Amid frequent public complaints about Hidalgo County law enforcement failing to respond effectively to pit bulls running at large was arrested in March 2017 for allegedly shooting her neighbor’s three pit bulls after they attacked her dogs in November 2016 Hidalgo County Sheriff Lupe Trevino did have other animal-related crimes to pursue  were shot dead and eight people were wounded by two to four gunmen who allegedly fired  indiscriminately  into the crowd at a cockfight 20 miles northeast of McAllen Trevino told media that Garza was likely only an attendee  but that the Garcias were known to authorities for previous criminal activity Arraigned for promoting cockfighting were land owners Heriberto Leandro Hidalgo County sheriff’s deputies and the U.S  on one count of capital murder resulting from a double homicide on October 27 Godinez was charged five days later with killing both Jesus Antonio Geel and Erik Eduardo Martinez Both suspects were reportedly also charged with drug offenses Godinez was additionally charged with being a felon in possession of a weapon Cockfighting-related murder might have been less of an issue in Hidalgo County if the Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office had been a bit more ambitious about busting cockfights Alleged cockfighting hosts Pablo and Diana Cazares were criminally charged in February 2014 but as many as 60 cockfighters and spectators were released because the fights had not actually started yet when Hidalgo county sheriff’s deputies arrived  was in March 2015 charged only with one count of cockfighting after sheriff’s deputies reportedly found more than 100 gamefowl on his property plus an almost 5-foot-high trophy with the engraved date of “3-18-2015” on it The Hidalgo County Sheriff’s Office has also had Edinburg resident Cirilo Castillo to deal with and 2015 for repeatedly breaking into the same barn to try to have sex with horses Castillo appeared to have been dissuaded––at least for a decade––when a mare kicked him 2024 arrested again at the same scene and charged with bestiality and criminal trespass Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email June 26, 2024 at 4:09 pm Business as usual and yet another senseless death by dog Distribution of company announcements to the professional platforms finance portals and syndication of important corporate news to a wide variety of news aggregators and financial news systems Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (ASX:BRE) is an Australian company rapidly advancing its Tier 1 rare earth project in Northeast Brazil.  Company exploration to date has discovered and delineated a globally significant district-scale mineral province containing large volumes of both heavy and light rare earths critical to advanced industries and applications that will deliver a green energy transition.  The Company is led by a team of experienced mining executives and geologists with hundreds of years of cumulative experience in finding and operating mineral assets to generate value across a wide variety of jurisdictions    Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (ASX:BRE) December 2024 Quarterly Report Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (ASX:BRE) Record Rare Earths Grades at Monte Alto Project Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (ASX:BRE) Permitting Milestone at Monte Alto Project Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (ASX:BRE) Successful Metallurgical Results from the Monte Alto Project Brazilian Rare Earths Limited (ASX:BRE) Commences Trading on the OTCQX Market The Agência Nacional de Mineração has approved the final exploration report for Brazilian Rare Earths’ (ASX:BRE) Monte Alto Project exploration licence Approval by Brazil’s National Mining Agency marks the start of the formal process to secure a mining permit for Monte Alto.  Brazilian Rare Earths will now prepare and submit an economic development plan that will be underpinned by the Monte Alto Scoping Study which is targeted for completion in Q2 2025.  Brazilian Rare Earths has also received approvals for the final exploration reports on 20 exploration licences across the Rocha da Rocha province these approvals encompass 348km2 of tenements The approvals include the southern extension of the Velhinhas trend Brazilian Rare Earths’ CEO Bernardo da Veiga says the company appreciates the strong and proactive support of the Brazilian government in advancing permitting at Monte Alto “The swift approvals underscore the high quality of our exploration work our strong engagement with our stakeholders and the Brazilian government’s strong support for leading critical minerals projects,” da Veiga says Write to Adam Orlando at Mining.com.au COSTA RICA'S LEADING ENGLISH LANGUAGE NEWSPAPER If you find yourself in Guanacaste during dry season and you want to go outside but just can’t take that powerful sun cooking the fun out of your outdoor activities Go visit Reserva Natural Monte Alto in Nicoya Make stopping in town for a meal either before or after your hike part of your Monte Alto itinerary While it’s a perfectly wonderful place to visit just about any time of the year I mentioned visiting during the height of dry season because Monte Alto offers a break from the sometimes oppressive heat of December through April This is due to its elevation of between 450 and 900 meters above sea level which makes its forest a transition from Tropical Humid Forest to Very Humid Premontane Forest These are technical terms that describe life zones that mean as little to me as they do to most of you it’s a type of forest whose towering trees still have leaves to provide shade during a time of year when all of the trees around the beaches are bare and covered in road dust Monte Alto is the ideal day trip for any nature lover There are four extremely well-kept trails that can be enjoyed by folks of all ages Some are short and sweet; others can take a few hours and one includes an overlook that allows you to take in practically the entire Nicoya Peninsula If you’re travelling a long distance or really want to take your time on the trails You can call ahead to reserve a rustic little cabin for you and up to 15 of your friends Monte Alto has the biodiversity to satisfy all visitors and 64 species of mammals and that’s not even close to the complete species list I personally got a small taste of Monte Alto’s wildlife when I completed a camera trap study there between 2020 and 2021 With just a handful of camera traps, we recorded nearly 2,000 wildlife videos including collared peccaries, tayras, ocelots, and the reserve’s first recorded video evidence of pumas I’ll include a video with a few clips below Going into the study I expected interesting results because I had reviewed previous studies and in general Costa Rica’s biodiversity never fails to disappoint What came as an extra bonus was when I realized that the people that work at Monte Alto are fantastic To a man (or lady) everyone I met and worked with there was helpful and pleasant One of the trails in Monte Alto is lined with all types of these little flowers and his expertise in each was impressive Miguel actually discovered a new species of plant in Monte Alto which he named (Tabernaemontana hannae) after his daughter Hanna I still pester Miguel to this day via WhatsApp whenever I have an orchid question Monte Alto is open Monday through Saturday from 8am to 4pm and costs a mere $5 to enjoy its forested trails practice your Spanish and ask him a question about orchids and have a lovely day in Reserva Natural Monte Alto A 48-year-old Monte Alto woman died Friday after colliding with a Freightliner tractor-truck according to the Texas Department of Public Transportation The crash occurred west of Monte Alto at around 12:06 a.m when the tractor-truck was backing into a private drive off of FM 2812 west of Monte Alto when a 2020 Nissan Rogue collided into it The sole occupant of the Nissan — identified as Melissa De Leon — succumbed to her injuries at the scene The dates displayed for an article provide information on when various publication milestones were reached at the journal that has published the article activities on preceding journals at which the article was previously under consideration are not shown (for instance submission Journal of Archaeological Science: ReportsCitation Excerpt :Moreover there are portable art and ochre-stained tools Apart from the Maschio dell’Artemisio pebble considered in this paper recent discoveries from the Colli Albani area include: a female figurine sketched on a basalt pebble a stone-striker/retoucher with engraved notches obtained on a marly limestone pebble a flint core painted with geometric patterns a retouched blade and an end-scraper (Altamura The pigment on some of the finds cannot be straightforwardly interpreted as having a symbolic meaning (e.g 2019) and/or artistic purpose (Salomon et al. 2006): in fact ochre has been used for several purposes All content on this site: Copyright © 2025 Elsevier B.V. International Journal of Biological MacromoleculesCitation Excerpt :OO was considered as an excellent oil source since it not only prevents cardiovascular diseases but also improves insulin sensitivity and lipid profile and also improves oxidative stability and diminishes inflammatory response [6,7] Previous studies showed that OO can diminish skin aging induced by chronic psychological stress of mice by the NF-κB and NRF2 pathways [8] and OO has also been demonstrated to reduce the risk of coronary heart disease and cardiovascular disease in a recent study of Americans [9] Recent studies in mammals have shown that OO can inhibit the growth of food-borne pathogenic bacteria while stimulating probiotic multiplication with potential benefits for the gut health [10,11] Food Research InternationalCitation Excerpt :The topical or oral administration of olive oil also promotes cutaneous wound healing especially in lesions where the production of reactive oxygen species (ROS) and pro-inflammatory mediators are excessive it was reported that olive oil might attenuate aging signs induced by chronic psychological stress in mice skin and human skin ex vivo (Romana-Souza & Monte-Alto-Costa several studies have demonstrated that olive oil has a protector effect in wound repair and skin aging due to its anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties; however no study has investigated the effects of olive oil in normal tissues where the production of oxidants and inflammatory mediators was not changed by pathophysiological processes