Beech leaf disease confirmed in Michigan: How it affects trees
Following its addition to Michigan’s invasive species watch list last year, beech leaf disease has been found in an area of St. Clair County, according...
Month : July 2022
‘Intolerable risk’ | Methanol winning the hydrogen shipping race as new studies highlight dangers of ammonia at sea
With the global shipping industry responsible for almost 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions today — and on track to reach 10% by 2050 at...
California 2023 Budget Targets Port, Supply Chain Projects
Written by Carolina Worrell, Senior Editor
California’s 2023 budget includes $110 million for a planned goods movement workforce training campus. California Gov. Gavin Newsom on June...
Formosa Plastics launches energy company to invest in battery factory
Taipei, July 5 (CNA) A smart energy company launched by Formosa Plastics Group (FPG) on Tuesday announced a plan to invest NT$16 billion (US$535.22 million)...
Palkovics: Rail cargo transport could be alternative to sea shipping
Written by BT/MTI Laszlo Palkovics, Hungary’s minister of technology and industry, on Tuesday said he had discussed the potential of rail freight transport as an...
Is There a Weak Link in Your Supply Chain?
Companies invest extensively in order to protect themselves from cyber-risks and threats; their future survival and reputation depend on it. However, they are only as...
Is it time for a windfall tax on food wholesalers and supermarkets?
We are approaching a make-or-break point for global food supplies. The blockade of Odesa’s ports is preventing grain from being shipped from Ukraine to import-dependent...
Nigerian Startup T40 Technologies Raises Pre-Seed Funding
Nigerian Startup T40 Technologies Raises Pre-Seed Funding T40 Technologies, a technology firm changing Nigeria’s intercity transportation and logistics market, has raised a pre-seed round of funding. Reflect Ventures led the round,...
Inflation, labor market and supply chain woes have Mass. employers on edge of pessimism
Recession and inflation concerns conspired in June to leave Massachusetts employers on the verge of switching to a pessimistic posture. Associated Industries of Massachusetts reported...
COA flags OWWA over procurement of COVID items
MANILA — The Commission on Audit (COA) said the Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) has received the notice of disallowance on its P1.272 million questionable...