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== "Today's Youth, Tomorrow's Future" ==
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== "IMC's Reprocessing Initiative" ==
<small>'''Posted by: Faraday Euler on Year 19 Day 163'''  
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<small>'''Posted by: Ron Mueirech on Year 19 Day 193'''
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'''KUAT (Industry)''' - Quarter one of the galactic financial year has seen huge increases in raw material supply reported by Imperial Mining Corporation. This is in part owed to the continued sustainable expansion of mining operations across the Empire's territories, but more substantial gains have been attributed to investment into a reprocessing and recycling initiative.
  
'''Rhelg III (Culture)''' – Celebration erupted across Rhelg III today with the sudden arrival of Emperor Seele I for a previously unannounced visit. From the planet, the Emperor’s spokesperson announced he would begin a tour of various worlds throughout the expansive Regions of the Empire following his first year on the Throne. The tour of Rhelg began with a brief ceremony at the local Imperial Garrison and spilled over unexpectedly into the local COMPNOR youth academy, Drayson Youth Academy, open to Class A students.
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Imperial Mining Corporation’s aim was to build bespoke recycling facilities on their worlds that would enable the re-use of of many materials that would have previously been scrapped using a patented solar-landfill technique. The project in Q3 and 4 of the Y18/19 financial year was instigated by Minister Daelis Stanov, whose office gave the following statement: "All Imperial Mining Corporation (IMC) facilities have been fitted with our proprietary reprocessing plants to circulate any raw material byproduct back into the industrial pool to maximize utilization. This productive technique is in line with the Ministry of Industry’s environmental policy plan that will continue to be expanded from not only our resource extraction and recycling techniques but also into our full suite of manufacturing processes." <small>''
  
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"IMC's Reprocessing Initiative"

Posted by: Ron Mueirech on Year 19 Day 193 KUAT (Industry) - Quarter one of the galactic financial year has seen huge increases in raw material supply reported by Imperial Mining Corporation. This is in part owed to the continued sustainable expansion of mining operations across the Empire's territories, but more substantial gains have been attributed to investment into a reprocessing and recycling initiative.

Imperial Mining Corporation’s aim was to build bespoke recycling facilities on their worlds that would enable the re-use of of many materials that would have previously been scrapped using a patented solar-landfill technique. The project in Q3 and 4 of the Y18/19 financial year was instigated by Minister Daelis Stanov, whose office gave the following statement: "All Imperial Mining Corporation (IMC) facilities have been fitted with our proprietary reprocessing plants to circulate any raw material byproduct back into the industrial pool to maximize utilization. This productive technique is in line with the Ministry of Industry’s environmental policy plan that will continue to be expanded from not only our resource extraction and recycling techniques but also into our full suite of manufacturing processes."

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