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Premium Content An Oil Boom Hidden Within One Of America’s Biggest Cities By Felicity Bradstock - Jan 25, 2021, 3:00 PM CST When you think of giant oil fields you probably conjure up an image of vast areas of land or sea suitable for digging. However, Los Angeles demonstrates that oil extraction can take place right under our feet, producing as much as 100 million barrels every year.  Compared to other major oil sites across the world, L.A. disguises oil diggers, sprawled across the city, as towers and buildings, so as not to look out of place. Six-story buildings and painted to...

Taxpayers’ Union has now seen the engineering report provided to Rotorua City Council on the Hemo Gorge’s 3D printed monument to government waste paid for by NZTA, Rotorua ratepayers and others – and it is even worse than feared. Rotorua Spokesman for the Taxpayers’ Union, Jordan Williams, says “The report reveals that when contractors tried to install the monument last September, the pieces literally didn’t fit together. Contractors had to cut out pieces so the inner parts could fit. That cutting revealed the tubing structure has not been built to specifications, and as the repo...

119,674 tonnes @ 1.19 g/t containing 4,579 oz of gold; 6,462 tonnes @ 2.88 g/t was crushed and 6,706 tonnes was milled with an average grade of 2.71 g/t; ... | January 15, 2021

Authority to develop laws. so law enforcement and others could come in and prevent people from getting access to guns if they are considered safety risks. but other issues such as background checks legislation, which is going to be pushed on, is very uncertain its future. the democrats in the house have been trying to get senate republicans to take up a bill that they passed in their chamber to provide universal background checks. that bill may get a vote in the senate eventually, but that is almost certainly likely to fall well short of the 60 votes needed to overcome a republican filibuster....

Pilots said it's unconscionable that the safety risks are incal cue label. let's lin to this. >> our equipment is not being fixed. >> right. >> equipment that we're relying on to make sure that airplanes line up on the right surface they're supposed to land on as opposed to a taxiway or different runway that's occupied by an airplane. this is critical equipment that has stopped being deployed and is not being fixed. equipment like being able to relay to the pilot that the weather, you know, dangerous weather is ahead, you know. raide radars have gone down and not being brought back up. that's ...