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February 2021 477 For the first time, a small group of air travellers flying from Germany and Estonia to the UAE has tested the health data platform and app SimplyGo in a live environment.    As part of the trial project, SimplyGo is partnering with technology provider SITA. SITA’s advanced technology platforms and experience in border management, airport, and airline operations were crucial in distributing the SimplyGo platform across continents.   Ahead of the trial, some travellers obtained negative Covid-19 results via their SimplyGo app prior to boarding. Another group had a ...

Travel app SimplyGo completes trial of Covid-19 data platform ABU DHABI, February 7, 2021 For the first time, a small group of air travellers flying from Germany and Estonia to the UAE has tested the health data platform and app SimplyGo in a live environment.    As part of the trial project, SimplyGo is partnering with technology provider SITA. SITA’s advanced technology platforms and experience in border management, airport, and airline operations were crucial in distributing the SimplyGo platform across continents.   Ahead of the trial, some travellers obtained negative Covid-19 ...

Trail lawsuit divides advocates for the Adirondacks Gwendolyn Craig Adirondack Explorer FacebookTwitterEmail 2of3 Protect the Adirondacks, a nonprofit, sued the state Department of Environmental Conservation and the Adirondack Park Agency over the construction of snowmobile trails on the state forest preserve.Derek Gee/APShow MoreShow Less 3of3 The fate of Adirondack Forest Preserve trees and trails is on the line in a lawsuit that has divided environmental organizations. Protect the Adirondacks, a nonprofit, sued the state Department of Environmental Conservation and the Adirondack Park Agen...

In Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed 2022 Executive Budget, the state Department of Environmental Conservation would get $1.8 billion in new appropriations — an 11% increase — with most Adirondack programs’

acerbone@adirondackdailyenterprise.com In Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s proposed 2022 Executive Budget, the state Department of Environmental Conservation would get $1.8 billion in new appropriations — an 11% increase — with most Adirondack programs’ funding staying level. The funding does not include new forest rangers or other staff but allots $800,000 for High Peaks overuse abatement, plus hundreds of millions for statewide clean water and green programs. “Given that this is a very tough budget year, given that there’s a lot of unknowns about what support may or may not come from Wash...