On May 12, 2021, the Government of Alberta issued a statement to announce that it will now be granting carbon sequestration rights through a competitive process.
CAIRO: Egypt has discussed expanding military relations with Cyprus and Greece within the framework of continued coordination between them. This came during the visit to Cyprus of Lt. Gen. Mohammed Zaki, commander in chief of the Egyptian Armed Forces and minister of defense and military production. Zaki left Cairo on Tuesday, heading a high-level military delegation on an
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Pete Caster/Daily NewsGary Bye, who farms outside of Pomeroy, walks through a field of winter wheat that has suffered from the lack of spring rain Tuesday afternoon. The wheat begins to change color from green to a blueish-green tint before it completely dies off. The lack of precipitation this spring has caused many wheat farmers across the region angst as to how their yields will come in later this summer.
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Gary Bye, a farmer outside Pomeroy, shows the color difference between two flag leaves of winter wheat Tuesday afternoon. The flag leaf on the left has lost much of its green color because of lack of water while the flag leaf on the right is from a healthy stock. Both leaves were picked from the same field about 10 yards apart. The flag leaf carries about 80 percent of the nutrients for wheat plants.
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Thankfully, it appears that the Colonial Pipeline ransomware
attack is behind us and the panic over gas lines and hoarding can
subside. But after an episode like this, it is helpful to take
stock and search for what we can learn.
To start, everyone has now heard of ransomware, but to give a
bit fuller background, this kind of malicious software is delivered
into an information system such as a computer or a
database and then renders all of the information
inaccessible. Backups can sometimes help restore functionality,
37 Belarusians were detected crossing the border illegally since August last year
Belarus saw unprecedented mass protests after last year’s elections
Updated 19 May 2021
May 19, 2021 05:13
Vilnius: Shivering on a cool night on the border between Belarus and Lithuania, a 19-year-old Belarusian has just fled his homeland through a forest, dodging regime border guards along the way.
He is one of dozens of Belarusians to have walked across this EU border illegally after a bloody crackdown in Belarus in the wake of a disputed election last August.
“I’m hugely relieved. I’ve left the horror,” the young Belarusian told AFP, minutes after his arrival on Lithuanian soil at night.