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"I have no choice but to suffer with the pain and wait for death," says 34-year-old Nizamuddin Ayubi.

WASTE TO PROFIT. A scientist from the National Fisheries Research and Development Institute (NFRDI) suggests an innovative way to make a living from food waste through value adding. Shrimp head, one of the most common food wastes, can be processed to become shrimp powder, which is a highly sellable item in the markets, according to NFRDI. (Photo from NFRDI) MANILA - To mitigate food waste, the National Fisheries Research and Development Institute (NFRDI) pushed to turn some of it into "some...

The deeper they went into the forest, the more rare and precious forest trees appeared in turn to the surprise of the survey team. Rare and precious forest trees were carefully recorded...

Democratic Progressive Party Legislator Liu Shyh-fang (劉世芳) yesterday blasted Eslite and the Ministry of Economic Affairs’ Department of Commerce for failing to protect customer data, after more than 900 fraud complaints involving the firm were recorded last year. Liu convened a news conference at the Legislative Yuan in Taipei, demanding action from the bookstore chain and saying that its customers have become victims of fraud due to its negligence. The department and police also have a...

Apex Prospect, Mason Co., Washington, USA : A manganese prospect near Lake Cushman. It was developed several short adits and cuts. A small amount of drilling was conducted by the US Bureau of Mines.

Our third and final look at the County Women’s Leagues during the festive break in play begins in the Midwest Counties

Barbara Prospect, Lake Crescent Area, Clallam Co., Washington, USA : A manganese prospect 350 west of the Kloshe Nanich trail near Lake Crescent. The deposit consisted of two Bementite bodies in greenstone.

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Happy Lake Ridge Manganese Deposit, Clallam Co., Washington, USA : A manganese deposit on Happy Lake Ridge 1.5 miles east of the Bertha Prospect. Manganese oxides occur frequently in outcrops in the area.