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The Times of India
timesofindia.indiatimes.com > world > us > 12-million-years-ago-tiny-dog-like-animals-crossed-nebraska-as-volcanic-ash-buried-hundreds-of-animals-scientists-have-now-found-their-footprints > articleshow > 133609356.cms

12 million years ago, tiny dog-like animals crossed Nebraska as volcanic ash buried hundreds of animals; scientists have now found their footprints

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (594+ words) 12 million years ago, tiny dog-like animals crossed Nebraska as volcanic ash buried hundreds of animals; The Times of India...

Omaha World-Herald
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Council discusses new business; Dempsters demolition

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (145+ words) The Beatrice City Council met for its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday evening, which included discussions on a buyer for the Beatrice Bakery building and more demolition at the Dempsters site. “It’s slow, but sure in taking it down. Maybe…...

The Times of India
timesofindia.indiatimes.com > world > us > a-52-slab-nebraska-bridge-turns-its-concrete-into-a-giant-resistor-warming-the-road-surface-from-inside-during-snowstorms > articleshow > 133291063.cms

A 52-slab Nebraska bridge turns its concrete into a giant resistor, warming the road surface from inside during snowstorms

3+ week, 6+ day ago   (423+ words) A bridge in Nebraska, US, has been using a special type of concrete to fight snow and ice for more than a decade. Instead of relying only on salt, chemicals or snow-clearing vehicles, the bridge can heat its own surface…...