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Vivergo biofuels plant to reopen after UK E10 decision | Biofuels International Magazine

Vivergo biofuels plant to reopen after UK E10 decision | Biofuels International Magazine
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Greenkote Reports Increased Anticorrosion Coating Orders for Exposed Metal Fasteners and Hardware

Greenkote Reports Increased Anticorrosion Coating Orders for Exposed Metal Fasteners and Hardware News provided by Share this article Share this article BROOK PARK, Ohio, Feb. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Greenkote, (www.greenkote.com) global provider of advanced anticorrosion metal coatings, has announced a major expansion of production capacity at its headquarters facility in Brook Park, Ohio. The expansion comes in response to an upsurge in demand for corrosion protection on environmentally-exposed metal fasteners and hardware in a number of different industries. Greenkote anticorrosion coating equipment I don t know if climate change may be a part of it, but we re seeing notable increases in anticorrosion coating orders for all kinds of different metal parts that are exposed to the elements, said Greenkote CEO, Mark Gore. The orders are coming from a range of sectors, including automotive, rail, electric power distribution, wind power generation, and others. These are all app

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Obituary: Father Mark Carr former Abington pastor

Father Mark F. Carr Pilot file photo Help us expand our reach! Please share this article At the time of his retirement as pastor of St. Nicholas Parish in Abington in 1997, Father Mark Carr reflected that he remembered the first “documentation” of his desire to be a priest was in a composition he wrote at the Henry Adams School in Boston in fourth grade! A Bostonian through and through and the son of two immigrants from Ireland, Mark and Mary (McNamara) Carr, Mark F. Carr was born in Boston and educated in its public schools. The names of the schools echo the proud history of the city itself: Henry Adams, Francis Parkman and Boston Latin.

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Adventist Books of 2020

Adventist Books of 2020 December 31, 2020 This was a tough year in publishing with the world homebound and authors and publishers only able to market new books through online avenues. Nevertheless, books on a wide range of topics continued making their way into the hands of readers. From riveting autobiographies to vegan cooking, from theology to understanding Adventism, here are 20 books from Adventist authors that we read in 2020. (The following titles are in order of publication date.) 1. This anthology includes scholarly papers presented at the 3 rd International Symposium organized by the Institute of Adventist Studies of Friedensau Adventist University in Germany that analyze the Seventh-day Adventist denomination in Europe from a variety of angles: historical, missiological, theological, and socio-political. “The essays provoked, puzzled, and inspired me addressing questions I will likely need to confront at some point in my own culture as the United States experie

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As groups clamor for vaccine, here s how Alaska will decide who s next in line

As groups clamor for vaccine, here’s how Alaska will decide who’s next in line Author: Nathaniel Herz, Alaska Public Media Updated: December 23, 2020 Published December 23, 2020 Share on Facebook Print article The vaccines from drug companies Pfizer and Moderna are being hailed as a game-changing weapon in the fight against COVID-19, which has killed more than 180 Alaskans and infected tens of thousands more. But for the next several months, there will be far fewer vaccine doses available than people who want to receive them. And that presents the difficult question of who should get the shots first. GOP Gov. Mike Dunleavy has the ultimate authority to decide, according to officials from his administration. But so far, the state has been heeding recommendations from a new advisory committee largely made up of health care providers, saying they’re best-suited to consider the science and data around the vaccine.

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