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Mosquito season extending, expected to last well into fall
As temperatures warm due to climate change, the mosquito season is extending longer into the fall.
Why So Many Non-BEV Trucks in NACFE’s Run on Less?
The United States North American Council for Freight Efficiency’s (NACFE) Run on Less is underway again, and the lineup is broad. Battery electrics are sharing the road with renewable diesel tractors, natural gas trucks, and a pair of hydrogen fuel cell units. That variety is interesting because it reflects the … [continued]
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Who is Leading the Global Renewable Energy Race?
Writing the story on India’s renewable energy journey pushed me to use the same materials that I gathered to look at what’s happening in the rest of the world. The global renewable energy sector has witnessed a dramatic shift in competitive dynamics over the past decade, with India emerging as … [continued]
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Owen Sound made its points and was understood at AMO: councillor
City delegation had six meetings with province on range of issues
Italian pasta maker Andriani has just finished building its $33-million factory here, its first in North America, and will supply 1,300 food stores in Canada and the U.S. from London, but hopes to gro
Italian pasta-maker Andriani just finished building its $33M plant here and will supply 1,300 retailers in Canada and the U.S. from London.