Clarity Movement Co. Selected by Greater London Authority to Power New Air Quality Monitoring Network in the Fight Against Toxic Air
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London air pollution sensor network, serving as a blueprint for how global governments, cities & communities can cost-effectively modernize air quality monitoring infrastructure
Clarity can be the technology partner to help governments worldwide push forward despite budgetary constraints and deploy modern air quality monitoring networks that serve and empower the local community. BERKELEY, Calif. (PRWEB) January 26, 2021
Clarity Movement Co., a global sensing and data analytics company empowering the world to reduce air pollution, shared today that its air quality monitoring technology was selected to power the next phase of the Breathe London project. The selection comes through a partnership with Imperial College London, a pioneering university with a research arm sp
BPR s Matt Bush speaks with Carolina Public Press lead investigative reporter Kate Martin.
Editor’s note: This article is Part 2 of a two-part investigative series. Part one can be read here.
For years, if sexual assault survivors in Cumberland County sought care, they could count on going to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in Fayetteville, where the hospital’s highly trained and certified sexual assault nurse examiners would provide treatment and gather the forensic evidence needed for law enforcement to build a criminal case against their attacker.
About a year ago, advocates for sexual assault survivors noticed a staffing change, said Deanne Gerdes, executive director of Rape Crisis of Cumberland County.
Older Americans Agree On Five Ways to Strengthen Social Security and Medicare, According to Surveys By The Senior Citizens League
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Two surveys by The Senior Citizens League (TSCL) found high levels of consensus on five proposals that would strengthen Social Security and Medicare funding and benefits. The Senior Citizens League’s surveys in 2020 asked about support for currently debated proposals to change Social Security and Medicare benefits.
Mary Johnson
The Senior Citizens League
Medicare and Social Security Policy Analyst
“Even though our new Congress may remain divided, these five areas of broad agreement could be potentially used as a legislative roadmap that would provide greater retirement security and reduce needlessly high Medicare costs,” Johnson says.
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The social cost of carbon (SCC) has a checkered regulatory history spanning nearly 40 years, but it now has been thrust back onto the federal stage, front and center.
Among President Joe Biden s first acts in office was a directive to publish interim social costs for carbon, nitrous oxide and methane within 30 days of his executive order, Protecting Public Health and the Environment and Restoring Science to Tackle the Climate Crisis. along with the final social costs by January 2022.
The executive order reassembles the Interagency Working Group on the Social Cost of Greenhouse Gases (Working Group) – the regulatory apparatus first established by the Obama Administration in 2009 for the purpose of standardizing a valuation of the monetized damages associated with incremental increases in greenhouse gas emissions. A single methodology for determining the dollar figure for the SCC enables federal agencies to fulfill par
Failure to properly and timely files such notices (NTAs) has been an endemic problem with U.S. immigration agencies for several years and spans the past two presidential administrations at least. The post ‘People Just Disappear for Days or Weeks’: Customs and Border Protection Has No Idea What It’s Doing with Asylum Seekers first appeared on Law & Crime.