The Michigan Senate has overwhelmingly approved bills to strip local governments of authority to issue gravel mine permits. The bills would give permitting
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LANSING Gravel miners and other business groups are launching a new push to make it easier to open sand and gravel mines in residential areas, and this time they have new bills and a new primary sponsor Senate Minority Leader Jim Ananich.
A Senate committee on Thursday is to take up consideration of a package of bills that would move approval of gravel mining permits away from local governments to the Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy (EGLE).
Critics say that like earlier bills that have failed to become law, it would override local control and result in the dust and noise of gravel operations coming to many Michigan residential neighborhoods.
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Automation Will Dominate the Topics at The 7th Annual WWDVC This Year
The World-Wide Data Vault Consortium (WWDVC) will be 100% virtual this year due to COVID-19 restrictions. The WWDVC conference held May 17 – 21 is the premier event for “All things Data Vault related.” Usually held each year in Stowe, Vermont, this event draws Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing experts from all over the world, where they gather to learn, network, and check out the emerging trends that affect their industry.
Despite the online virtual delivery, the conference format will be the same as previous years, with two-days of vendor hands-on sessions and two-and-one-half days of presentations. Topics covered this year are Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Data Hubs, Automation, and Data Vault Case Studies.
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