"...we anticipate that the social distancing requirements and all the other things that I’ve already talked about in terms of partitioning and PPE will continue to be something that we have to implement or to put into play with our agricultural operations.”

His company, Biochar Now, uses the contraptions to convert wood into biochar, a carbon-rich charcoal that can help soil retain water and nutrients.

One of President Joe Biden's first post-inauguration acts was to realign the United States with the Paris climate accord, but a new study led by researchers at the University of California, Irvine demonstrates ...

"If you have a physical covering with one layer, if you put another layer on it just makes common sense that it likely would be more effective," Fauci told reporters.

The terms "known unknowns" and "unknown unknowns" are often used in project management and strategic planning circles.

“Broadband can save lives, and everybody deserves to have it,” Raimondo said.

Many companies are adding diversity & inclusion programs and hiring chief equity and diversity officers to their organizations. Regardless of whether diversity and inclusion programs are effective, you can be your own advocate and empower yourself in handling uncomfortable and demeaning encounters.

An animation of the pandemic’s spread around the world as global COVID-19 infections hit the 100 million mark.

A hacker has managed to steal about 500 million Facebook users’ personal data.

Legislation titled, “The Climate Commitment Act,” was heard in the Senate Energy, Environment & Technology Committee. The legislation, SB 5126, would establish a “cap and invest” program for greenhouse gas emissions in which emissions would be capped...

Some cattlemen are cheering on blueberry farmers who are seeking protection from foreign competitors, countering the jeers from sectors of U.S. agriculture that depend on serene trade relations.

The Salmon Recovery Conference is going Virtual! We invite you to join us for four, half-day sessions.

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