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Negro Creek memorial park proposal closer to construction
Information about early Black settlers is found on the Negro Creek Archive website
UK Pay-Per-Mile Charge For EVs Set For April 2028
The automobile is both a curse and a benefit. On the one hand, it gives people the freedom to go where they want in relative safety and comfort whenever they want. That’s the theory, anyway. Ever since Robert Moses re-imagined New York City as a car-centric city, the allure of … [continued]
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Final push being made to permanently protect 600 acres at Benallen
An expansive tract of wetlands and mature forest just a stone’s throw from Owen Sound is in the final stages of being permanently protected. The Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy land trust and Ducks Unlimited Canada are making a last push to raise the funds needed to fully protect 600 acres south of the rail trail and […]
Ontario unveils legislation to restrict invasive medical research on dogs and cats
The Ontario government has introduced draft legislation that aims to restrict invasive medical research on dogs and cats.
Another Vertebrae Added to the “Philippine EV Spine” with the Opening of a New Charging Station South of Manila
The rollout of electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure in the Philippines continues to accelerate, with new stations opening along major travel routes in Luzon. The expansion, led by Ayala Group’s mobility unit ACMobility, forms part of what the company calls the Philippine EV Spine, a growing network intended to support … [continued]
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