Curtin University, Rio Tinto and Rhodes Ridge Joint Venture partner to stop cane toads reaching the Pilbara
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BROOME, Australia -- Rio Tinto and the Rhodes Ridge Joint Venture1 are jointly investing A$28 million in a partnership with Curtin University to help deliver a 7,500-square-kilometre "waterless barrier" to stop cane toads reaching the Pilbara region in Western Australia.The funding, to be provided over five years, will support infrastructure upgrades required to implement a new Toad Containment Zo

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