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- APMA's Institute for Automotive Cybersecurity and KPMG in Canada help suppliers close cybersecurity gaps. - At a time when the automotive industry is increasingly focused on connected cars and information services, less than half (42 per cent) of Canadian auto parts manufacturers recognize how today's vehicles are potential hotbeds for cybersecurity threats, finds a new report by the Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association's (APMA) Institute of Automotive Cybersecurity (apmaIAC) and KPMG in Canada. The joint apmaIAC / KPMG Canadian automotive cyber preparedness report finds that many au...

 is back for another month of award-winning photos, news, features and exclusives from the rail industry, past and present. This month’s The Railway Magazine takes you behind the scenes with the Royal Train, plus the COVID-19 pandemic leaves Eurostar on the brink of collapse. Here’s what is coming up in the February issue: Operating the Royal Train In the first part of an exclusive feature for The Railway Magazine, former Royal Train manager Geoff Griffiths provides a fascinating insight into the meticulous planning involved in operating the Royal Train whenever it goes out. Steam Engine...

COVID-19 vaccine shortages hamper healthcare effort to end pandemic Vaccine shortage concerns By Nicondra Norwood | January 25, 2021 at 8:04 PM CST - Updated January 25 at 9:01 PM NEW ORLEANS (WVUE) - Vaccine distributors say they have no idea how many doses of COVID-19 vaccine they will get from week-to-week. Big health systems and some mom-and-pop pharmacies are making changes to ensure they get the doses they do have to patients. Vaccine doses are in short supply with pharmacies and big health care systems alike only finding out how many doses they will receive on Friday of each week....

There’s been a lot of recent progress on the effort to create an independent college in Carlsbad, and we believed it was time for an update. A preliminary plan has been submitted to the New Mexico Department of Higher Education by Craig Stephens, John Heaton and members of our higher education task force. This plan included the letters of support they received for going independent as well as a list of all the names on the petition. Thank you for all of the support. The HED is reviewing what has been sent to them so far.  Even though other colleges have gone independent in New Mexic...

It's the latest flashpoint in a decades-long battle to find a home for the nation's nuclear waste and it's being waged by unlikely allies and competing interests in the hamlets north of New York City in the shadow of Indian Point's nuclear reactors and in the oil and gas fields of New Mexico. In New Mexico, anti-nuclear groups and environmentalists have joined with the oil and gas industry in the Permian Basin to prevent Holtec from building an interim site midway between Carlsbad and Hobbs to store the nation's waste. And in New York, local officials eager to find new uses for the Indian Poi...