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It's been a long road, but we're nearing the end. Shell’s $6 billion ethane cracker plant, officially called the Pennsylvania Petrochemicals Complex (PPC), is close to being done. It's likely the PPC, located in Beaver County, PA, will be up and running sometime next year. When it is, the market for Marcellus/Utica NGLs will profoundly change. PPC will use an average of 85,000 barrels per day of M-U ethane. Our ethane will no longer be a waste product that many drillers pay to g...

  (OLNEY/NEWTON) The Richland County TB & Health Office in Olney and the Jasper County Health Department in Newton are now working to develop plans to maximize the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccinations as the state moves to Phase 1B of the distribution next week. Both offices are asking the public to be patient with the process. Depending on when the vaccine arrives, the two offices will be scheduling clinics accordingly with priority given to certain categories of those on the Phase 1B li...

The Community College of Beaver County's (CCBC) Shell Center for Process Technology, a $5 million state-of-the-art training facility, has just officially opened. While the Center was built to train employees to run the Shell ethane cracker plant, it's also training people for a myriad of other opportunities too. Process technology is an umbrella term that means any kind of high-tech manufacturing plant, including plastics, chemicals, food and beverages, pharmaceuticals, paper and pulp,...

Show their. healthy markets could revolutionize the way we feed the world. im in berlin welcome to the show all prices have surged after saturdays attack on 2 major processing plants in saudi arabia u.s. president donald trump says he is ready to respond militarily to those responsible and aides to the president points to iran as the main culprit meanwhile he has also authorized the use of the countrys emergency stockpile of all. these are the images that inspired dread politicians and investors...

News from berlin you can always find the latest headlines at g.w. dot com or you can follow us on twitter. youre watching d.w. news still to come on the program oil prices have surged after saturdays attack on 2 major processing plants in saudi arabia more on the oil price developments coming up in business meetings. im sorry kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching have a great. after

30th, very detailed, based on very good intelligence that said that the short-range ballistic missiles, medium-range ballistic missiles are all developing the same technology, which is solid fuel that allows them to be hidden and launched without american surveillance being affected. >> well talk more about that massive attack on one of the biggest processing plants in the world. two, as a matter of fact. elisa slot kin joins us on set. and the fight to take down the gop. not one but two 2020 ca...

Once again the hostage situation is now over and the suspect is dead. >> and we still dont what his demands were and why this whole thing happened, but it was so dramatic and obviously traumatizing for everyone involved there. meanwhile an undocumented mother is separated from her 4 month old daughter who was still breast-feeding. the mom is being detained by i.c.e. after getting arrested in that large raid in mississippi two weeks ago. cnns diane gallagher has more for us. >> reporter: a fath...

Border? >> well, let me say that the crisis is not at the processing plants. those individuals are going to work. they were not trying to hide. i will not say that theyve not broken the law. but if i look at who they are, trying to take care of their families. theyve integrated themselves into the community, doing the things that they really want to do, seeking economic independence. theyre not murderers, robbers, rapists that many people in this administration want you to believe. they have sig...

Community before they were part of that mississippi community. how would you as president enforce the laws that say employers were not allowed to hire people who are undocumented because as were seeing it right now, the billionaires that own these companies, nothing happens to them, its only the people who are working in pretty dangerous jobs that end up getting seized and taken from their kids. how would you enforce that law differently? >> yeah, youre absolutely right. i mean, here are people ...

Children were affected. how many parents, you know, were taken away from their kids, if they were taken away for a night or a few hours. we dont know this stuff because the federal officials were not in contact with the schools. they were not in contact with child protection services. that kind of flies in the face of what their own protocol is. they should prioritize these things, they didnt, and theres a lot of unanswered questions. >> were talking about a state, mississippi, where we dont oft...