Valeria Quiroz

Yes, you read correctly. Not credit, creedite. If you type the word ”creedite” into the Internet, the search engine will immediately bring up lists of banks offering various loan programs, assuming that you need money, and assuming also that you just misspelled the word. But no, creedite is a word indeed: Creedite is a rock that American mining engineers Larsen and Welsh stumbled upon absolutely by accident in 1916. The find was made near the town of Creede, which at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries was known as one of the most crime-ridden towns in America…

The authorities of the EU and, above all, Germany, which is more dependent on Russian energy supplies than any other country in Europe; are beginning to morally prepare the population for the coming crisis.

Our dear students have already confirmed that they don’t feel any discrimination against themselves.

The Russian-Indian projects that may be implemented in the near future include cross-internships for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as joint research in decarbonization, improvement of coal deep processing technologies, and hydrocarbon prospecting.

The rector of St. Petersburg Mining University, Vladimir Litvinenko, expressed his condolences to the family and friends of Yevgeny Kozlovsky, former Minister of Geology of the USSR, who died at the age of 93

The Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation (MinEnergo, as per the abbreviation in the Russian language, Минэнерго) proposed to transfer 10% of urban and intercity passenger vehicles to hydrogen already by 2030. But, are they serious about that?

Analysts believe that the introduction of harsh restrictive measures against Russia will have a negative impact on the entire global economy

Last summer, the European Commission made a statement about its intention to ban the sale of cars with internal combustion engines in the EU by 2035. Is this truly feasible, though?

Vladimir Litvinenko, Rector of the Mining University, shared the secrets of preparing elite-level scientists.