Orbit Weapons, Rabies Progress, and Refinery Shares
Leah and Sam explain what the United States did and did not reveal about weapons in orbit, how Chile stopped dog-to-human rabies as a public-health problem, and why Nigeria's Dangote refinery is offering shares to the public.
Show notes
In this episode
- 0:01 Opening and preview
- 0:30 The United States acknowledges weapons in orbit
- 4:01 Chile reaches a dog-transmitted rabies milestone
- 5:45 Nigeria's Dangote refinery opens a public share offer
- 7:38 Recap and discussion question
Sources and context
- The United States acknowledges weapons in orbit: CNN and SpaceNews and United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs
- Chile reaches a dog-transmitted rabies milestone: World Health Organization and Pan American Health Organization and Associated Press via ABC News
- Nigeria's Dangote refinery opens a public share offer: Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Securities and Exchange Commission Nigeria and Reuters
