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Unmanned Vehicle Technologies

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By Chris Fink, Bob Fink, Chris Baker Verified
| TheOrg
Serving as one of the largest drone and robotic solutions providers in North America, we equip organizations with the most advanced drone and robotic technology, supported by our industry-leading mission-critical technical and operational fleet support services.
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When we ate whales for breakfast

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By Chris Baker Verified
| Flipboard
17 hours ago Cancer often feels unpredictable. It can arrive without warning and change a family forever. Many people see it as something beyond personal control. But growing research tells a different story. Many cancer cases link directly to lifestyle habits that people can change. A recent study published in …
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When we ate whales for breakfast

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By Chris Baker Verified
| Chemistry World Verified
A reminder that technological developments aren’t sufficient to solve environmental problems Forty years ago, in 1986, the International Whaling Commission banned all commercial whaling. But could chemistry have ended whaling more than 100 years earlier, and saved the lives of more than 3 million whales? Abraham Gesner is the man who should have been the hero of this story, the man who saved the whales.
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