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By Chris Zoller, OSU Extension Educator, ANR, Tuscarawas County, David Marrison, OSU Extension Educator, ANR, Coshocton County and Mike Estadt, OSU Extension Educator, ANR, Pickaway County It has been more than a year since Coronavirus was declared a pandemic.  Everyone has been touched by the pandemic either directly or indirectly.  As an industry, agriculture has experienced market disruptions and slowdowns in the processing sector due to the pandemic. In response, the United States gove...

4 Mar At the start of the Biden administration, the United States and its allies are facing a number of critical challenges to their national security.  In Asia, these challenges include the security threats posed by China and North Korea.  In Europe, a resurgent and hostile Russia poses a threat at a time when the NATO alliance has been weakened through years of diminished support and commitment.  In the Middle East, Iran continues to promote instability throughout the region and threatens ...

Market Analysis Program, (MAP). MAP helps schools and colleges improve marketing ROI by geotargeting spending, recruiting, and investments in new locations. Grays MAP helps schools make better, faster, data-informed decisions on where to offer each existing and new academic program, online or on-ground. MAP scores and ranks hundreds of markets for programs to: Identify geographic markets for entry or expansion Select the best markets for new and current programs Enable or enhance geotarget...

TSCA/ FIFRA/ TRI, RCRA/ CERCLA/ CWA/ CAA/ PHMSA/ SDWA, COVID-19, FDA, NANOTECHNOLOGY and more: Recent Regulatory Developments Wednesday, December 16, 2020 TSCA/FIFRA/TRI EPA Proposes SNURs For Certain Chemical Substances: On November 16, 2020, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) published proposed significant new use rules (SNUR) for certain chemical substances that are the subject of premanufacture notices (PMN). 85 Fed. Reg. 73007. The proposed SNURs would require perso...

Economic. jimmy carter poured billions into sin fuels it was a disaster. we have no idea how to replicate anything has incredibly efficient, portable and room temperature-friendly as petroleum thats why it might happen in decades, but the idea, that if you legislate it, if you want it, going to happen is absurd. >> bill: that was my point at the top of this analysis program. the country is on the verge of bankruptcy now. more than anything i would like to see alternative fuel. i would love to se...