USA, University of Mobile will drop COVID restrictions for fall
Updated Mar 02, 2021;
The University of South Alabama and the University of Mobile have announced plans to return to normal operations in the fall.
The USA notification from President Tony Waldrop and Interim Provost Andrea Kent said they foresaw a transition to “more traditional operations” in the fall. “Courses that were moved fully or partially online due the pandemic will shift back to in-person learning, assuming we continue to see improving trends in controlling the virus,” they said. “Employees will continue to transition back to offices.”
The plan will be adjusted if circumstances of the pandemic change, said Waldrop.
by Andrea Kent (Renewable Industries Canada/Ethanol Producer Magazine) Canada’s Clean Fuels Standard, along with its net-zero emissions goal, remind us that the most effective climate policies are, at their core, investment policies. To succeed, they must support the essential role of biofuels in emissions reduction.
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Canada’s new Clean Fuel Standard is the latest example, and its successful execution is critical to reaching net-zero.
The CFS was announced in 2016, and the draft regulation was published in December 2020 with a 75-day consultation period. If adopted, the CFS will replace Canada’s current national blending mandate and would come into force at the end of 2022. The federal 5% minimum ethanol blend requirement will be carried forward in the CFS.
Renewable Industries Canada (RICanada), the country’s leading business coalition of producers of renewable fuels, products, and technology, welcomes the
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Renewable Industries Canada welcomes the Government of Canada’s publication of Clean Fuel Standard draft regulations
Renewable Industries Canada welcomes the Government of Canada’s publication of Clean Fuel Standard draft regulations
OTTAWA, Dec. 18, 2020 Renewable Industries Canada (RICanada), the country’s leading business coalition of producers of renewable fuels, products, and technology, welcomes the Government of Canada’s publication of draft regulations for the Clean Fuel Standard (CFS).
The draft regulations represent an important step forward in Canadian policy towards recognizing the full value of clean fuels like ethanol, biomass-based diesel, renewable natural gas, and green hydrogen in the fight against climate change.