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House lawmakers schedule hearing to address FAFSA rollout challenges, aiming to understand delays impacting students, families, and colleges. Continue reading to learn more.
member states grapple with finding clean energy sources the european union is tightening its transport policies. tighter emission limits for cars are coming and that will effectively end new petrol and diesel sales by 2035 and for air travel there will be any tax on jet fuel. france has gone even further, passing a law banning domestic fights with a jet samejourney a law banning domestic fights with a jet same journey could be made by train. that is one example and in many others european still fly. to use policies to change habits, well, people need to be persuaded. as the president wellness. in 2018 the protests in france were triggered by a rise in green taxes on petrol and the president drew this conclusion. if you to happen we have to help middle classes and poor people to make this change with us. and i am sure about that now. some are worried
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Eight Must Reads for the CRE Industry Today (Dec. 18, 2020) State governments are trying to figure out how to deal with a looming eviction crisis, reports the Associated Press. KKR predicts that 2021 will bring the strongest economic rebound in decades, according to Forbes. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry. States Grapple with Next Steps on Evictions as Crisis Grows “Ryan Bowser looked somber as he sat in his cramped Oregon apartment, worried whether he, his pregnant girlfriend and her 10-year-old daughter would have a roof over their heads in the new year. It may well depend on state lawmakers. The family is three months behind on the $1,165 in rent they pay for their two-bedroom unit in the college town of Corvallis. Bowser, a custodian at Oregon State University, took eight weeks off because he was sick and couldn’t afford child care.” (