The blind, the deaf and the dumb

Article Abstract:

The countries of Southeast Asia have seen their so-called economic miracle come to a halt, but most of the governments seem unwilling to accept the economic reality of the situation. The World Bank and International Monetary Fund have offered budgetary advice designed to reassure investors.

Economic policy, Southeast Asia, Investor relations

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Deaf men talking: ranch economics

Article Abstract:

Ranchers and environmentalists met in Bozeman, MT, on Apr 30, 1993, with Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt to discuss grazing on federal lands. Pres Clinton wanted land use reform to be part of his economic policy but he is having difficulty reaching a consensus.

Usage, Laws, regulations and rules, Environmental policy, Range management, Public lands, Babbitt, Bruce, Grazing districts

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Bird-brain: healing the deaf

Article Abstract:

A cure for human deafness may be found in several bird species' ability to regenerate hearing hair-cells. Transplanted bird hair-cells have regenerated experimental guinea-pig tissue.

Research, Birds, Deafness, Animal anatomy, Regeneration (Biology)

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