An invisible line cuts through Southeast Asia, splitting the animal kingdom in two — and not even birds dare to cross it.

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A small but mighty microbe that can safely extract the rare earth and other critical elements for building everything from ...

Mining isn’t known for innovation. For more than a century, we’ve extracted copper using the same process: dig, crush, grind, ...