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Our National Guard has been used nonstop in one form or another for the last 20 years. Out there serving in Iraq, Afghanistan, the horn of Africa and who knows where else in the world, we have utilized these troops. Then they get home and are called out for the civil disturbances, called out in communities setting up vaccination spots in various locations around our nation, and also serving at the U.S. Capitol after a mob attacked it. The Guard has been going from one thing to another year after year, month after month and day after day. Our military regulars and guardsmen and women have blur...

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Use your tyre policy to cut fleet emissions 24/05/2021 in Tyres Was this article useful? Click the thumbs up >   As the only part of a vehicle that touches the road, it is universally accepted that tyres have a critical influence on safety. But industry studies show they are also responsible for around 20% of the CO2 emitted – and fuel used – by a car or van. This is because when the tyre comes into contact with the road, it deforms which makes it heat up and some of the energy which would otherwise have been used to move the vehicle is lost, says Michelin. This phenomena is known as r...

Updated: 11:30 AM PDT May 19, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. — About 49% of Oregon's population has had at least one dose of COVID vaccine, but some counties are struggling to boost demand beyond much lower numbers. Joseph Fiumara is the public health director of Umatilla County, which has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the state. Oregon Health Authority data shows 26% of Umatilla County's total population has received at least one shot. That comes out to 33%-36% of its eligible population. "[There's] a reluctance to receive it, or straight up opposition," Fiumara explained. He...