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MSU Reports on Structures to Reduce Collisions With Wildlife
Wildlife crossings. We see the signs for them on the side of the highway, prompting small children (or those who don't know any better) to ask, "How do the animals know to cross here? They can't read."
FCC News - March 2023
On March 16th, the FCC Commissioners held their monthly open meeting, and some of what was covered will hopefully be of interest to you.
How Seriously Do You Take Your Lawn or Garden?
It's almost spring. I mean, it's got to get here at some time, right? For a lot of people, that means time to start thinking about their lawns and gardens.
MSU Researchers Working on Soil Acidity Problem
If you don't regularly work in the dirt, be it for gardening, lawncare, or as a farmer, you probably don't give much thought to soil acidity.
Researchers Create Enzyme to Break Down Plastics Quickly
Back in April 2022, researchers at the University of Texas at Austin created an enzyme that can quickly break down plastics.
Self-Flying Planes - Good Thing or Bad Thing?
You know, when I first heard about the coming of self-flying airplanes, my first thought was, "We already kinda have that with autopilot, don't we?'.
FCC Proposing Rules To Stop Robotext Scams
I've written before about the FCC's efforts to crack down on robocall scams. Now the FCC is taking a stronger look at stopping text message scams.
Survey Says Montana Farmers and Ranchers Are Stressed
I know what you're thinking: 'And in other news, the sky is blue and water is wet'.
More News From the FCC on Robocalls
Continuing their fight to combat illegal robocalls, the FCC has sent cease-and-desist letters to two phone service providers that were determined to be providing service to robocall scammers.
FCC Proposes Stronger Rules for Reporting Data Breaches
Last week, the FCC announced it was looking to strengthen their rules regarding the reporting of data breaches from telecommunications companies such as providers of phone service, both cell and landline, and related services.