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Trained rats humanity's new best friends?

Morogoro - Rats are being trained to use their superior sense of smell, and human are using their Pavlovian proclivity to respond to treats, resulting in the rodents detecting hidden mines, and patients infected with tuberculosis as well.
In the Media by R. C. Camphausen - 12 comments

Op-Ed: West Virginia‎ Senator Robert C. Byrd dead at 92

Washington - It's with much sorrow that we report today the passing of Senator Robert C. Byrd. A son of West Virginia, Byrd devoted his life to the Mountain State. His enduring dedication to improving the lives of each person he represented will live on forever.
In the Media by Kim I. Hartman - 3 comments

Nationalisation of mines in SA on ANC's agenda, says Youth League

Despite assurances from the ANC that the nationalisation of mines is not part of the ANC's plans, South Africa's ruling party's Youth League leader, Julius Malema, says it is.
In the Media by Sharon Davis - 5 comments

Vale Inco will hire some contract workers at Canadian mines

Sudbury - Brazilian mining company Vale Inco has announced that it will hire some contract workers in order to fill positions at the striking nickel and copper mines in Canada.
In the Media by Andrew Moran

Angola's Region of Land Mines not a Threat to Elephants

Angola has been known as one of the most dangerous zones in Africa because of the land mines that still litter the region. However, elephants that have decided to migrate to Angola have a strange ability: they're able to detect them.
In the Media by Tea Lulic - 9 comments
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