MEXICO - Students from the Center for Instruction, Technology and Innovation (CiTi) recently assembled 40 bluebird and 30 bat boxes for the Oswego County Soil and Water Conservation Districtâs 50th Annual Tree and Shrub Sale.
âWe are pleased with the work that the students have completed and appreciate that CiTi continues to support local businesses and organizations such as Oswego County Soil and Water,â said Joseph Charivolotti, district manager.
The spring sale aims to aid in reforestation, shade, erosion control and wind and snow breaks through the sale of trees. The birdhouses and bat boxes help to improve wildlife habitats in Oswego County.
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Drugmakers believe COVID-19 may change the ways of working for good, even after the pandemic eases. (Getty Images)
As COVID-19 vaccines are rolling out in different parts of the world, perhaps it’s finally time to talk about life after the pandemic. But biopharma companies believe it’s too early to put a specific timeline on turning that page now.
Despite all the unknowns, though, one thing seems certain: How drugmakers conduct their business will change.
After navigating the past few months, “one thing is clear to us: We will not return to the old ways of working after the corona pandemic,” Bayer spokesman Markus Siebenmorgen said.
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