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January 11, 2022
MailOnline has looked back at the day of May 20, 2020 which is when the PMs senior aide invited 100 staff to the event in the No 10 garden when lockdown rules meant all parties were illegal.
October 4, 2021
A study found that people in the Grand Rapids area are walking much more compared to pre-pandemic days.
July 13, 2021
Jul 13 2021, 4:09 PM July 13 2021, 2:30 AM July 13 2021, 4:09 PM (Bloomberg) -- The fast-spreading delta virus variant is on the march through a largely unvaccinated Southeast Asia, forcing restrictions on work and mobility that are taking the shine off the wider regionâs recovery in energy demand. (Bloomberg) -- The fast-spreading delta virus variant is on the march through a largely unvaccinated Southeast Asia, forcing restrictions on work and mobility that are taking the shine off the w...
July 13, 2021
Indonesia, Southeast Asia’s biggest economy, is being wracked by a particularly brutal wave of Covid-19, with movement curbed in the industrial heartland of Java and the tourist enclave of Bali. Malaysia is still in the midst of a nationwide lockdown, while Thailand has just stepped up restrictions. The mobility curbs and a lack of success in reining in delta are prompting downward revisions in forecasts for consumption of fuels, particularly gasoline. Indonesian motor fuel demand will drop...
June 5, 2021
US crude oil inventory declines extended in the week ended May 28, US Energy Information Administration data showed June 3, amid rising refinery demand and lower production. Total commercial crude oil inventories drew 5.08 million barrels lower to 479.27 million barrels in the week to May 28, pushing them to the lowest since the week ...
May 4, 2021
Kim Dovey, Merrick Morley and Quentin Stevens Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. Author provided Outdoor dining on former parking spaces – generally known as parklets – has proliferated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Reduced demand for parking coincided with increased demand for outdoor space – but when the pandemic subsides, cities must decide what comes next. Is this a temporary change before we return to the car-dependent city, or can it help us create a better city? A map of parklets across Me...
May 3, 2021
Outdoor dining on former parking spaces – generally known as parklets – has proliferated during the COVID-19 pandemic. Reduced demand for parking coincided with increased demand for outdoor space – but when the pandemic subsides, cities must decide what comes next. Is this a temporary change before we return to the car-dependent city, or can it help us create a better city? A map of parklets across Melbourne in April 2021. Author provided What has happened is ...
March 17, 2021
Date Time Data Shows How Pandemic Changed Day-to-Day Life AUSTIN, Texas – For an entire year now, the pandemic has upended life. Using publicly available data, researchers in the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin have quantified the many ways day-to-day activity has changed since the pandemic began. The researchers pulled data from 11 sources to create a new online dashboard that documents major changes in Austin. The dataset includes traffic patterns at hund...
February 25, 2021
US crude oil inventories climbed during the week ended Feb. 19 as severe winter weather across the Southern states pushed refinery demand to 12-year lows, US Energy Information Administration data showed Feb. 24. US commercial crude stocks climbed 1.28 million barrels to 463.04 million barrels last week, EIA data showed, leaving them 0.3% above the ...
February 23, 2021
US crude stocks, refinery runs expected lower amid Texas deep freeze US crude oil inventory draws likely extended during the week ended Feb. 19 as severe weather across the southern states shut in production, according to analysts surveyed by S&P Global Platts. Total commercial crude stocks are expected to have declined 4.8 million barrels to around 457 million barrels last week, analysts said Feb. 22, leaving them 1% behind the five-year average of US Energy Information Administration data. Th...