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Apr 26, 2011
El Paso Inc. - Blame it on technology. Agriculture is more mechanized, so it requires fewer workers, says Eduardo Segarra, chairman of the department of agriculture and applied economics at Texas Tech University.
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Apr 26, 2011
The Californian - Last week, Texas Tech University released a statement from four University biologists, including Ron Chesser, director of the university's Center of Environmental Radiation Studies and the first American scientist allowed into the exclusion zone in 1992. The statement said their research has found no evidence of genetic mutations, but added much remains to be learned from the disaster.
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Apr 26, 2011
Diets in Review.com - Dr. Guy Loneragan, an epidemiologist and professor of food safety and public health at Texas Tech University, is concerned with the well-being of humans and animals alike. He explained that people on all levels of the “production chain” are responsible for ensuring food safety.
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Apr 20, 2011
Courierpostonline.com - Buyers should look for a seal from the National Storm Shelter Association, based at Texas Tech University in Lubbock. NSSA certifies that a shelter conforms to safety standards, says Ernst Kiesling, professor of civil engineering at Texas Tech and NSSA’s executive director.
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