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CoBank releases '2021 Year Ahead Report – Forces That Will Shape the U.S. Rural Economy.' Dec 31, 2020 1. Global economy: Uneven recovery ahead - Against all hope that COVID-19 would fade in 2020, it will continue to steer the global economy in 2021. Global economic recovery was very uneven in 2020, and given the current surge in virus cases, it is expected to remain the case in 2021. Confidence in GDP forecasts has increased since mid-2020, but uncertainties related to the dissemination and uptake of vaccines mean timing the recovery is still exceedingly difficult. Of all major eco...

Berkeley Lab’s Top 10 Science Stories of 2020 It was a year dominated by COVID-19 research, along with some beetles, batteries, and a Nobel Prize December 22, 2020 T he coronavirus pandemic has taught us many valuable lessons this year, and perhaps foremost among them is the importance of science. Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) have always strived to find science-based solutions for society’s most pressing issues. This year our scientists, while continuing to focus on the immense challenges of energy, climate change, and un...

CoBank Releases 2021 Year Ahead Report – Forces That Will Shape the U.S. Rural Economy COVID-19 vaccine brings optimism for a brighter and more prosperous year ahead, but significant economic recovery unlikely before mid-year DENVER, Dec. 17, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The speed of the economic recovery will largely hinge on the availability, dissemination and reach of COVID-19 vaccines, pushing the expected burst of pent-up consumer demand into the latter half of 2021, according to a comprehensive year-ahead outlook report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange division. “The coming year will...

DOE Vehicle Technologies Office announces $60 million FOA for batteries and electrification, new mobility systems and more.

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