Topic: Rio Tinto

Authorities in Western Australia successfully located a tiny radioactive capsule containing Cesium-137 that fell off a truck in the desert. The search involved specialized radiation detection equipment and covered hundreds of kilometers of highway, with the device eventually found just two meters from the roadside.

A tiny radioactive capsule containing Cesium-137 was lost during transportation between a mine site and Perth, Australia. The capsule, measuring only six millimeters in diameter, triggered a massive search along a 1,400-kilometer stretch of highway. Authorities utilized specialized radiation detection equipment to locate the item amidst fears of public exposure.

A White House meeting with private sector leaders regarding the Ebola epidemic is scrutinized. The list of participants includes mining giant Rio Tinto and various tech foundations, raising questions about the involvement of Silicon Valley in West African health crises.