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Federal government supports Banff project for converting waste into biomass energy March 2, 2021 The federal government is investing about $530,000 from its Low Carbon Economy Fund to support a project in Banff, Alta. that converts municipal waste into biomass energy. The town will build a biomass district heating system that will see a cumulative reduction of about 6,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions over the lifetime of this project. That is equivalent to removing approximatively 1,800 cars from the road for one year by replacing natural gas with sustainable wood waste to heat four municipal buildings. The $1.3-million biomass system reduces the need to haul waste to the landfill. The funding is also helping to increase the solar electricity capacity to the buildings. ....
The future of travel: From rapid tests to immunization tracking, how COVID-19 will reshape tourism The global pandemic changed everything in 2020. Now it is going to change everything forever. This is part of The Future of series, in which BNN Bloomberg looks at what is next for our transformed economy and daily lives. Toronto resident Yasmin Hasan will be attending law school in September and 2020 has been a gap year for her. When she was interviewed by BNN Bloomberg, the 23-year-old was on day three of her 14-day mandatory quarantine upon her return from Tulum, Mexico. The one-month vacation was the highlight of her year. ....
The future of cities: The end of the rat race will reshape Canada s urban centres Tamar Satov, Special to BNN Bloomberg With its âThe Future ofâ series, BNN Bloomberg looks at what is next for our transformed economy and daily lives. , Graphic by BNN Bloomberg The global pandemic changed everything in 2020. Now it is going to change everything forever. This is part of The Future of series, in which BNN Bloomberg looks at what is next for our transformed economy and daily lives. Before the COVID-19 pandemic, Max Zhu had what can only be described as a hellish commute. It started with a 10-minute drive from his Oshawa, Ont., home to the local commuter GO-Train station, then a 70-minute (if there were no delays) train ride to Torontoâs Exhibition station, and finally a 10-minute walk to the Liberty Village offices of First Capital where he works as a senior financial analyst. Thatâs an hour ....
From restaurants to retailers, how COVID transformed economies Paul Wiseman And Alexandra Olson, The Associated Press A woman walks past a restaurant closed due to COVID-19, in Vancouver, on May 6, 2020. , THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck NEW YORK It would be just a temporary precaution. When the viral pandemic erupted in March, employees of the small insurance firm Thimble fled their Manhattan offices. CEO Jay Bregman planned to call them back soon as soon as New York was safe again. Within weeks, he d changed his mind. Bregman broke his company s lease and told his two dozen or so staffers they could keep working from home possibly for good. ....