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Beardsley Zoo Invites the Public to Its Party For The Planet Written by Lisa Clair
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Connecticut’s Beardsley Zoo invites residents to join the Zoo in celebrating with a Party For The Planet, a number of virtual and live activities designed to mark the 51
st anniversary of Earth Day. Plans include interpretive talks via Zoom about some of the Zoo’s conservation initiatives, giveaways at the Zoo and an in-person, socially-distanced cleanup in Beardsley Park. Throughout the event, a display of artwork by Sonny Cardinali will be located in the Farmyard. Cardinali makes garden metalworks from discarded objects.
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Singapore The Singapore marine fuel 0.5%S bunker market is unlikely to see any significant upside from prevailing levels in the week of April 5-9 due to lackluster sentiment in the upstream Singapore marine fuel 0.5%S cargo market, traders said.
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A bearish sentiment in the upstream cargo market was attributed to ample supply amid a lack of incremental demand. Reflecting this, the market structure at the front of the marine fuel 0.5%S swaps curve has inched lower. Singapore marine fuel 0.5% balance April/May swap, which was assessed at minus 20 cents/mt on April 1, was pegged lower at minus 50 cents/mt in mid-morning April 5 trades, brokers said.
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