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Broncos announce leadership group for 2020-21 season
March 13, 2021
The Swift Current Broncos announced their leadership group for the 2020-21 season today, involving five players wearing A’s on their jerseys, and no official team captain.
The decision not to name a permanent captain was made to honour the late Colby Cave, who served as the Broncos team captain for the 2013-14 and 2014-15 seasons.
2001-born forward Aiden Bulych will have an A on his jersey for all 24 games this season while 2000-born defenceman Kaleb Bulych and 2000-born forward Michael Farren will have them when the Broncos are the designated home team. For designated road games, 2001-born forward Eric Houk and 2000-born defenceman Owen Williams will wear A’s.
UCLA to study rising heat problem in Los Angeles
January 8, 2021UCLA
A team of 10 UCLA professors has earned a $956,000 award for a project that will combine their expertise in engineering, urban planning, public health and environmental law to address the rapid increase in the number of extreme heat days in Los Angeles.
The prize is funded by a 2015 donation from the Anthony and Jeanne Pritzker Family Foundation.
The project, called Heat Resilient L.A., will over the next two years determine where and when people moving around the city are most vulnerable to the effects of extreme heat a problem being caused by climate change and assess which communities most need cooling interventions.
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A rendering of a cooling structure prototype that could be deployed by the Heat Resilient L.A. team. Katharine Davis Reich |
January 6, 2021
A team of 10 UCLA professors has earned a $956,000 award for a project that will combine their expertise in engineering, urban planning, public health and environmental law to address the rapid increase in the number of extreme heat days in Los Angeles.
The prize is funded by a 2015 donation from the Anthony and Jeanne Pritzker Family Foundation.
The project, called Heat Resilient L.A., will over the next two years determine where and when people moving around the city are most vulnerable to the effects of extreme heat a problem being caused by climate change and assess which communities most need cooling interventions.
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In California, the rebound will be led by tech, residential construction and logistics sector
Los Angeles (December 9, 2020) The quarterly UCLA Anderson Forecast anticipates positive economic news on the horizon.
After the COVID-19 pandemic reached the U.S., the Anderson Forecast’s March report was followed by two downward revisions, and the June and September releases charted the pandemic’s impact on the California and national economies. The December forecast offers hope of a robust recovery from the current recession, based on the assumption that mass vaccinations would clear a path toward a new, productive normalcy for many industries.