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The article reports that GEA equips two additional lithium hydroxide production lines from Albemarle with centrifuge packages. It mentions lithium hydroxide is used as a starting material for the production of batteries for electric vehicles and filtration and sedimentation centrifuges will be installed at the company's Kemerton lithium hydroxide processing plant in Western Australia. It also mentions consulting services for installation and commissioning are part of the overall package.

The article focuses on lithium hydroxide is used as a starting material for the production of batteries for electric vehicles. It mentions filtration and sedimentation centrifuges will be installed at the company's Kemerton lithium hydroxide processing plant in Western Australia. It also mentions GEA will supply four different types of centrifuges and screen screw centrifuges, decanter centrifuges, peeler centrifuges and pusher centrifuges for the processing lines of each refinery.

Highlights the results of a study which analyzed surface rocks at the Great Falls of the Potomac and the adjacent Mather Gorge outside Washington, and Holtwood Gorge on the Susquehanna in central Pennsylvania. Dating of the gorges on the Susquehanna and Potomac Rivers; Researchers' determination of how fast the gorges were cut.

The article reports that the Ohio Environmental Council asked the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency(EPA) to deny a permit to Oxford Mining Company that would allow it to impact streams and wetlands at a proposed coal-mine site in northern Athens County, Ohio. It mentions that according to the report provided by the Wiggins, an assessment by the Ohio EPA, several mining projects did not meet requirements for that restoration. It states rise in erosion and sedimentation.

The article reports on the agreement between the Indian Water Resources Department and Garware Wall Ropes Ltd. to install a geo-synthetic tube to check sea erosion of the Pentha coast in Kendrapara district. The Pune, India-based firm has been warded the contract worth Rs 33 crore to build the state's first such embankment. Details on when the work will be started and its expected completion are also revealed.

The article discusses the rules and regulations imposed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to protect streams below the mountaintop mining sites of West Virginia. Scientist Mindy Yeager-Armstead states that the lab results do not qualify the imposed environmental regulations. It also discusses several reasons for increased sedimentation in the area.

Reports on the earthquake that hit Iran and killed at least 23 people.

Reports on the number of people killed in the February 3, 2004 earthquake in Morocco. Extent of damage to properties caused by the earthquake; Intensity level of the earthquake.

Deals with the search for evidence of hurricanes which hit the United States Atlantic coast centuries ago. Details of the technique, which includes analyzing sediment; Predictions by federal meteorologists of strong hurricanes on the Atlantic coast; The need for a broader view of hurricane rhythms; Comments of geologist Jeffrey P. Donnelly of Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, Massachusetts.

The article reports on the results of grab sampling performed by oil and gas exploration company Tanzanian Royalty from trenches and rock outcrops in a recent visit to license held by North West Base Metals. Sampling results showed significant tungsten oxide values. The reflection of shallow-water deposition from Ankolean rocks is one sedimentary feature of Karagwe-Ankolean rocks.