Electric vehicles pose challenges for Montana highway plans |

Admittedly behind other states in installing electric vehicle charging stations for what’s expected in a national conversion to electric vehicles over the next 13 years, Montana is in line to receive up to $42 million for the transition. The U.S. Department of Transportation last week launched a five-year, $5 billion program to assure electric vehicles […]
GH Tested: Lysol Smart Disinfecting Cleaner

Courtesy of Good Housekeeping Art Team/Lysol Lysol Smart Multipurpose Disinfecting Spray Cleaning has always been a priority for people, but even more so after the last year and a half. And while life is slowly starting to look a little like the world before COVID-19, one thing that’s for sure is that keeping things clean […]
LA County COVID hospitalizations fall again; mask mandates could ease Wednesday; 84 more deaths posted – Pasadena Star News

COVID-19-positive hospitalizations continued to fall in Los Angeles County on Saturday, Feb. 12, moving residents closer to a lifting of outdoor mask mandate for large events, but another 84 virus-related deaths were reported. The deaths reported Saturday gave the county a pandemic death toll of 29,846. The county also reported 4,760 new positive COVID tests, […]
Prairie City weighing options for water supply – Newton Daily News
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With questions starting to arise about the future of the water system in Prairie City, staff and council have started to look at options for the city. Matthew Mahler, CEO of Iowa Regional Utilities Association was on hand at the December meeting to discuss the option of joining IRUA for the city’s water needs. “We’re […]
Big businesses alarmed by skyrocketing COVID-19 infections

February. 13. 2022 Settings Business 2022-02-11 15:01 Big businesses alarmed by skyrocketing COVID-19 infections A person receives a rapid antigen test for COVID-19 at a testing center near Seoul Station, Friday. Yonhap By Park Jae-hyukMajor conglomerates in Korea are struggling to prevent the shutdown of their manufacturing plants, amid the continuous spread of the coronavirus in […]
Houseplants: The ‘perfect’ air purifying plants for the bedroom – ‘a good night’s rest’

Snake plant A common houseplant, the sansevieria trifasciata is native to Asia and Africa. It can be recognised by its evergreen sword-shaped leaves that grow upright and almost resemble artificial foliage. Snake plants are often used as home decor since they’re pleasing to the eye, are easy to care for, and require little water to survive. Similar […]
Creating a healthy workspace as workers return

Article by: Chris Michael – Meaco | Published: 13 February 2022 Chris Michael – Meaco 11 February 2022 The UK has lifted its guidance to work from home where possible. Employers will now benefit from having their staff back in the office, working together collaboratively and fostering better productivity and creativity. But if staff are […]
3 Poonch localities without drinking water for 2 months

Locals said that in the three localities of Upper Sangla village of Surankote, the water supply scheme was lying defunct with no water being supplied for the past two months. “There is a water reservoir tank in the area which is completely dry due to unavailability of water the from scheme,” locals said. They said […]
How Eco-Friendly Ice Rinks Are Kept Cold at the Winter Olympics
How Eco-Friendly Ice Rinks Are Kept Cold at the Winter Olympics originally appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea A big change has been set into motion at the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. This year is the first time the Winter Olympics will use climate-friendly ice. The National Speed Skating Oval, nicknamed the Ice Ribbon, is […]
Beijing Olympics Day 9: Canada racing for podium in women’s short- track speed skating relay; Gushue’s rink bounces back with win over U.S.
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Here is latest Olympics news from Beijing and around the world on Day 8. Web links to longer stories if available: 2:40 a.m.: When the Beijing Olympics close on Feb. 20, IOC President Thomas Bach, by tradition, will call on the “youth of the world to assemble four years from now.” He may consider expanding […]