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DEEPLY INTERESTING FINDINGS FROM BLUE HOLES This year, Mote scientists undertook some of their deepest and most challenging missions yet into the Gulf of Mexico’s blue holes—underwater caves, springs and sinkholes being explored for their unique biology, chemistry and structure. The world took notice of these pioneering efforts during July and August 2020, when  Mote’s blue hole research appeared in 242 news stories estimated to reach more than 850 million viewers or readers. Notably, on...

 E-Mail A urine test based on University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center research could have avoided one third of unnecessary prostate cancer biopsies while failing to detect only a small number of cancers, according to a validation study that included more than 1,500 patients. The findings appear in the March issue of the Journal of Urology. The MyProstateScore test, which is being commercialized by LynxDX, a U-M startup company, measures levels of cancer-specific genes in a patients urine. ...

TTC will close portion of Line 1 for 10 days to accelerate state-of-good-repair work. Toronto Transit Commission An HDR-Gannett Fleming led team has been selected as the program consultant on the Toronto Transit Commission’s Subway Capacity Enhancement Program for Line 2. The team will provide advisory, planning and engineering services on the capacity enhancement of TTC’s Line 2 subway in Toronto. Line 2 Bloor-Danforth, from Kipling Station to Kennedy Station, is one of the busiest transit...

SACRAMENTO – The California Department of Food and Agriculture will be holding stakeholder meetings in February to solicit feedback from the public and agricultural stakeholders on farmer-and rancher-led climate solutions that sequester carbon, reduce greenhouse gases and enhance biodiversity. “These outreach meetings are essential to ensure we gain information and knowledge from the people who live and work on the land and the organizations that support them,” said CDFA Secretary Karen R...

For Some California Farmers, a Virus-Driven Drop in Emissions Could Set Back Their Climate Efforts The state’s cap-and-trade program funds ‘climate smart’ agriculture programs. But with emissions down, funding for those programs may be threatened. Related Share this article The drop in greenhouse gas emissions that accompanied the coronavirus stay-at-home orders might seem like the lone silver lining of the Covid-19 pandemic. But in California, the reduced demand for petroleum-based fuel ...

Share Global design and technology firm IBI Group has been named lead architect on the Toronto Transit Commission’s (TTC) Line 1 Subway Enhancement Program. In partnership with prime consultant WSP, IBI Group will manage the review and development of facility station modification requirements for the 11-year program, set to deliver capacity upgrades to manage increased ridership in the near and long term. The project builds on the firm’s recent transportation infrastructure contract wins, i...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Granite Awarded CMAR Contract by Tucson International Airport January 14, 2021 GMT WATSONVILLE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan 14, 2021-- Granite (NYSE:GVA) announced that it has been awarded the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) contract for the Tucson International Airport - Airfield Enhancement Program CMAR - GMP 1 South Airfield Lighting Vault project by Tucson Airport Authority (TAA). This $5 mill...

Published December 17, 2020, 8:31 AM PALO, Leyte – More than P51 million worth of new vehicles and firearms were turned over by the Police Regional Office 8 (PRO-8) to different police units in Eastern Visayas on Wednesday, a report from Camp Ruperto K. Kangleon here said. Police officers attend the blessing of the newly acquired police cars. (Photo by: PRO 8/Restituto A. Cayubit) PRO-8 Regional Information Officer Lt. Col. Ma. Bella Rentuaya told the Manila Bulletin that the turnover was in ...

Clayton: how are democrats as bowlers. >> not going there. clayton: send us home, rick. >> oh. abby: thanks for being with us. so fun. >> thank you. pete: are government insiders who vogted for hillary clinton leaking top secret details to damage president donald trump. what should happen to the person behind the leaks? james mitchell the man who invented the kriers enhancement program joins us next. abby: we still have huge show ahead, dennis kucinich, geraldo rivera, louie gohmert and joe pisc...

Department and obama administration repeated they were not going to seek criminal charges. >> the whole thing lacks basic context, they say theres no consideration given to the mindset in america after the 9/11 attacks. at the time "new york times" wrote theres been a drum beat of warnings from top officials that terrorist attacks, even a nuclear one, are all but inevitable. and it was against this backdrop that the cia interrogation program was developed and approved. jose rodriguez jr. is the ...