Several long-term studies show the impact of increased corn ethanol production has worse environmental consequences in terms of carbon emissions than ordinary gasoline. As Americans are planning summer travels, the administration of President Joe Biden allowed up to a 15 percent corn ethanol-gasoline mix from June to September. It representsContinue Reading
For businesses looking to re-invent their digital strategy, SAP testing is something they cannot afford to ignore moving forward. By 2026, the ERP market size is estimated to reach nearly USD 71.63 billion globally. The German giant SAP will undoubtedly be one of the biggest names in the ERP market.Continue Reading
Sen. Kesha Ram Hinsdale, D-Chittenden, who introduced the bill, said more than 15 years of work went into the legislation, and it “should represent a major step forward.” File photo by Riley Robinson/VTDigger Despite reservations about funding, Gov. Phil Scott on Tuesday signed Vermont’s first environmental justice policy into law. Continue Reading
What does it take to build a thriving tech ecosystem? Ask a hundred people and you might get a hundred different answers. But whether they be talent, funding, community organizations, business-minded legislation or anything else, people are at the heart of the matter. It’s the people who broker venture capitalContinue Reading
The World Health Organization (WHO) released a report Sunday that found the cultivation and distribution of tobacco may be wreaking havoc on the global environment. The tobacco industry’s carbon footprint from production, processing and transportation is equivalent to one-fifth of the carbon dioxide generated by the commercial airline sector eachContinue Reading
“If you want to go fast, go alone, but if you want to go far, go together.” These words have never been truer in our experience during recent years. The pandemic catalysed moves towards digitalisation, and the need to collaborate with partners to navigate this seismic shift became paramount. There’sContinue Reading
As residents of the North Shore, Iron Range, and other parts of the region and elsewhere gear up for the unofficial start of summer this Memorial Day weekend, the lakes, rivers, streams, ponds, and other waterways will, with decent weather, be resorted to for boating, fishing, sailing, swimming, and otherContinue Reading
Deforestation in the Gran Chaco forest in South America can be the end of the world for indigenous people who call it home. Researchers have been investigating different aspects of its human impact. The second largest forest in South America after the Amazon rainforest is the Gran Chaco. Home toContinue Reading
Published 10 minutes ago Submitted by WSP Dennis Papilion, the new president of WSP USA’s Earth & Environment (E&E) business, continues his observations about current trends in the environmental segments and WSP’s growing sophistication as it serves clients and protects public health and natural resources. Click here for part oneContinue Reading
Job Title: Director, Communications and Industry Relations Department: Communications and Industry RelationsReports to: President With headquarters in the heart of Toronto, Canada, the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency is a dynamic music licensing agency representing music copyright owners. Our clients are music publishers and self-published songwriters who own the rightsContinue Reading
