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Tokyo Gas : allies with 14 firms to promote LNG emission offsets

Tokyo Gas Co. and Isuzu Motors Ltd. on Tuesday formed an alliance to promote so-called carbon-neutral liquefied natural gas as a step to offset climate change-causing emissions. The launch came as Japan has pledged to bring its carbon dioxide emissions to net zero by 2050 and companies explore ways to meet the goal. Even if we aim to realize a hydrogen-based or net zero (carbon) society, CO2 emissions are increasing even now, Tokyo Gas Executive Vice President Kunio Nohata said at a joint press conference in Tokyo with other executives of the companies. Carbon-neutral LNG involves energy suppliers engaging in green projects such as reforestation to offset CO2 emissions produced in the process of gas extraction, liquefaction, transport and actual use.

Dozens of COVID cases added over weekend as rate ticks up

CADILLAC — The coronavirus positivity rate in the Cadillac News coverage area is climbing.

Apple : French startup lobby to file privacy complaint against Apple

Message : Required fields PARIS (Reuters) - France Digitale will file a complaint against iPhone maker Apple with data privacy watchdog CNIL on Tuesday over alleged breaches of European Union rules, France s leading startup lobby said in a statement. In the seven-page complaint seen by Reuters, the lobby, which represents the bulk of France s digital entrepreneurs and venture capitalists, alleges Apple s latest operating software, iOS 14, does not comply with EU privacy requirements. France Digitale argues that while iPhone owners are asked whether they are ready to allow installed mobile apps to gather a key identifier used to define campaign ads and send targeted ads, default settings allow Apple to carry its own targeted ad campaigns without clearly asking iPhone users for their prior consent.

Britain s Standard Life Aberdeen cuts dividend as profit falls

Message : Required fields LONDON (Reuters) - Standard Life Aberdeen said on Tuesday it was cutting its dividend after adjusted full-year profits fell 16.6% to 487 million pounds ($674 million) and as the British asset manager reconfigures its global operations with a renewed focus on Asia. It said it would pay a dividend of 14.6 pence per share for 2020, compared to 21.6 pence the previous year. The first full-year results under Chief Executive Stephen Bird set out a new direction after selling its Standard Life brand to insurer Phoenix Group in February. Phoenix bought Standard Life Aberdeen s European and British insurance businesses in 2018. SLA aims to create a master brand for the whole company, compared to five separate brands now, Bird said.

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