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Brent crude futures edged up on Tuesday as optimism that government stimulus will buoy global economic growth and oil demand trumped concerns that renewed COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns globally could cool fuel consumption. Brent crude futures for March rose 17 cents, or 0.3%, to $54.92 a barrel by 0150 GMT after slipping 35 cents in the previous session. Investors are upbeat about demand in China, the world's top crude oil importer, after data released on Monday showed its refinery output rose 3% to a new record in 2020.
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B.C. Green Party Leader Sonia Furstenau says there is a lack of transparency around the Site C dam, after Premier John Horgan announced last week additional studies had been undertaken on the $10-billion mega-project. Horgan said last Thursday he was awaiting both the report written by former deputy finance minister Peter Milburn and two additional geotechnical reports written by experts from outside B.C., before making any decisions on the dam being built near Fort St. John. Milburn was appointed by the NDP government in July 2020 to review Site C because of concerns over project risks, construction delays and rising costs. Two weeks ago, Energy Minister Bruce Ralston said he would not discuss the report's findings before first sharing them with cabinet and the premier. Furstenau says she hadn't heard about the commissioning of additional geotechnical stuides and wonders how long it will take for Milburn's report to be made public. "I expect that, like so many other aspects of this project and the way the government has treated it, that it will be quite a while before I or the public sees it," she told Carolina de Ryk, host of CBC's Daybreak North. Horgan said Site C dam construction will continue until a decision is made. West Moberly First Nations Chief Roland Willson says the government should immediately suspend all work on the dam, which involves diversion of the Peace River and would flood parts of the First Nation's traditional territory. West Moberly is party to a lawsuit arguing that Site C irreparably harms its way of life and breaches its treaty rights. The lawsuit seeks compensation or an order to shut it down and return the river valley to its natural state. In September 2020, Willson teamed up with First Nations leaders and other concerned British Columbians to sign an open letter asking for the province to appoint an independent team of three experts to assess all known geotechnical problems and determine whether they can be fixed, and at what cost. Furstenau says independent experts need to be involved. "Doubling down on bad decisions is a tendency on projects like this," she said. "I would hope that with some independent assessment of these geotechnical risks and the safety risks that this dam would pose, that there will be some very serious thought given to the dam." Site C dam construction is scheduled to be complete in 2024 or 2025. Subscribe to Daybreak North on CBC Listen or your favourite podcast app, and connect with CBC Northern British Columbia on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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(Warning: This post contains spoilers for the Season 4 premiere of “9-1-1.”) “9-1-1” left fans hanging Monday when its Season 4 premiere, “The New Abnormal,” ended with Athena Grant (Angela Bassett) stuck inside a house that has fallen off a cliff due to a micro-earthquake caused by the Hollywood Reservoir’s dam breaking. Yeah, as showrunner Tim Minear put it to TheWrap, it’s “not a great place” for the Fox drama’s leading lady to be — especially on her first day back to work following her assault at the hands of a perp last season. And while you’re left to wonder what happens to Athena until next week’s episode, Minear told us that, while she’ll survive this emergency, Athena’s got a rough road ahead of her this season, as her husband, Bobby (Peter Krause), has correctly surmised she’s not fully healed yet. “That is going to play out throughout the season,” the “9-1-1” showrunner said. “Even though Athena is protesting that she’s fine, she’s fine, she’s fine — she’s maybe not as fine as she thinks she is. And she’s kind of forced back into active field duty, I think even before she would say she’s ready.” Also Read: '9-1-1' Season 4 Premiere: Bobby Comforts a Boy With Asperger's on a Bus Hanging Off the Side of a Building (Exclusive Video) Meanwhile, Maddie (Jennifer Love Hewitt) and Chimney (Kenneth Choi) will be dealing with the stress of a pregnancy amid a pandemic this season, which has kept Chimney from even coming home to be with Maddie over the last few months, out of fear that it might not be safe for her and the baby — amid other worries. “I think that there absolutely is more to it than just — I’m not saying that it’s a convenient excuse for him,” Minear said. “And it’s not that he doesn’t want to be with her and it’s not that he’s having any kind of commitment issues. I think that Chimney is afraid. If you think back to his experience with Kevin, who he went to the academy with and who ended up dying in the field, I think Chimney is just afraid that if he gets too close to this thing, he’ll break it. I think that’s really what’s operating with Chimney. But it’s not going to be long before he’s going to have to confront that and kind of shape up. Not long at all.” And if you’re wondering if the pandemic has also affected Chimney and Maddie’s relationship planning — as in an engagement and a wedding — then, yes, of course it has. Also Read: '9-1-1'/'Lone Star' Crossover to Air in February on Fox - Find Out Who Is Heading to Austin (Exclusive) “Just like all of us, they’re having to kind of rethink the things that they would just normally be doing in this situation,” Minear said. “So it’s not like I’m doing, like, big giant COVID stories, but I am acknowledging it and putting it into the water and the world of both shows because our characters have been through what our audience has been through. It just means that, not unlike us, they have to kind of consider it when making a move. So it’s like, Maddie is not going to get to have a traditional baby shower where it’s a room full of people. She’s not going to be able to do that. So there’s kind of a sadness to that and there’s kind of a sadness to having to do it in this situation. And that’s something that they have to overcome. They have to find other ways. These stories are aspirational — they are not about how a pandemic stops people from living, but how they decide to keep living and not let it put them into hibernation.” Part of that “9-1-1” journey will focus on the introduction of Maddie and Buck’s (Oliver Stark) parents in an upcoming episode, a storyline that is going to affect Buck in a serious way. “We’ll meet the parents while she’s still pregnant,” Minear said. “And what they’re going to be bringing to town is a family secret that is going to force Buck to kind of view himself in a way that he hasn’t before. It’s a secret that Buck doesn’t know.” Also Read: '9-1-1' Season 4 Teaser: Meet Buck and Maddie's Parents, Who Seem Super Judgy (Video) For now, things are nice for Buck, who has some kind of virtual relationship going on, and “you will discovery who it is he’s talking to in pretty short order — and it may not be who you think,” Minear told us. Monday’s premiere also revealed things are going pretty well for Athena’s daughter, May (Corinne Massiah), but not by Athena’s standards, as the field sergeant isn’t thrilled with her daughter’s decision to take a gap year and work with Maddie as a 9-1-1 operator. “I think Athena’s objecting is just, ‘Why are you picking something that is potentially a career path? You were going to go to college,'” Minear explained. “Like, it was Athena’s dream for May to go to college and she maybe had what some might consider more lofty dreams for her daughter. But her daughter is doing this for a reason, and that reason will become extremely clear by the end of the next episode.” As for tonight’s big disaster, the Hollywood dam breaking, Minear explained the very specific reasoning behind the choice, which you can see in full below. The dam breaking was like, there’s sort of a metaphor there for how all of us were feeling when we were writing these episodes, which was, everyone had kind of been locked up in their house. It’s sort of manifest in the character of Janelle, who is the woman on the bike. You see her at the beginning of the episode, she’s the one who calls 9-1-1, and you meet her and see the months that have gone by where she lost her husband to COVID. We all sort of felt like the world had ended, but there was so much pressure that people felt like they were about to burst. And in fact, they did burst. There was civil unrest. There was just a pressure building up nationwide, worldwide, really. So that around summertime, ‘the dam’ had broken. So for us, it’s a little bit of a metaphor for just how we were feeling about the lockdown and the pandemic and just the state of the world in general. And then we all felt like at some point, we’re all going to be able to open the door and go back out into the world in a way that hasn’t happened yet. But the idea was, you go back into the world and you feel like you can finally breathe, and then all hell breaks loose, ’cause it’s “9-1-1” and that’s what’s going to happen. So the moment you let your guard down, a dam is going to break, a house is going to fall off a cliff, a bus is going to come through your office window. I’ve been saying this a lot, but since March, the world itself has become more pushed than my shows, so how do my shows make enough noise that you can hear it over what’s actually happening? Normally it would be like, the world is crazy, but I flush a baby down a toilet or I hit Santa Monica with a tsunami, and you’re like, “Well that seems ridiculous.” But suddenly it’s like, “Let’s watch that calming ‘9-1-1,’ because it’s so much simpler because of what’s happening outside my window.” “9-1-1” airs Mondays at 8/7c on Fox. Read original story ‘9-1-1’ Showrunner on Athena’s Literal Cliffhanger, Maddie and Chimney’s COVID Pregnancy Problems At TheWrap
It’s been a minute since 9-1-1‘s Evan Buckley was in a stable, committed relationship, so when Chimney mentioned on Monday’s fourth season premiere that Buck has been chatting online with a new “COVID crush,” fans’ collective interest was instantly piqued. Naturally, we had to hit up executive producer Tim Minear for more details. “I think […]
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Rising awareness of indoor pollutants and favorable government regulations are driving the demand for the indoor air purification market.New York, Jan. 18, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Indoor Air Purification market is predicted to be worth USD 37.94 Billion by the year 2027. The industry’s growth is expected to be fueled by rising incidences of different infectious pathogens and growing level of pollution in various urban areas. Other several factors propelling the industry’s growth include improving working standards, enhancing health literacy, and increasing disposable earnings. Elevating need for introducing equipment that facilitates air pollution control has led to the surging demand for a wide range of air purifiers in several emerging regions. Rising understanding regarding health is another factor making an impact to the market’s growth. Growing awareness about managing emissions, strict regulations in environmental conservation, and rising globalization have contributed to the development of the U.S. market during the estimated timeline. Outbreak of the novel coronavirus has created a major concern globally pertaining to the severe contagious diseases. To combat the pandemic, many commercial sectors have incorporated different technologies, potentially mitigating the virus spread. Several manufacturers of consumer electronics & appliances have invested heavily in R&D, finding different electronics products for killing harmful viruses and bacteria present in the airflow, designed for both commercial and household purposes. Several companies have come up with different product line-ups, claiming to remove or kill the novel coronavirus. However, manufacturing industries have experienced a downturn due to imposition of lockdowns. Industries are expected to hit their peak around Q3 upon resuming distribution chains and production facility. Get FREE Sample Copy with TOC of the Report to understand the structure of the complete report@ https://www.reportsanddata.com/sample-enquiry-form/3492 Further key findings from the report suggest The sub-segment of fume and smoke collectors accounted for a significant share in the industry, owing to the product’s wide application in removing dry and wet vapors, gases, dust, and smoke from the indoor air.HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Arrestance) technology aids in eliminating at least 99.9% of dust, pollen, mold, bacteria, and several other airborne particles with 0.3 microns size, ensuring safe,, and clean air in the room. It is crucial in hospitals for keeping patients safe, not allowing them to come in contact with outside particles or contagious.The residential sector has been projected to occupy a 10.6% CAGR during the estimated time frame. Owing to increasing level of pollution, rising urbanization and population, especially in developing nations, the industry’s growth has been encouraged.Asia Pacific has been leading the market with a CAGR of 11.5% due to the rising urbanization and population. Additionally, the region’s residential sector controlled 22.4% of the overall global market share in the year 2019, owing to the high use of different smart purifiers.Leading companies include Aprilaire, 3M Purification Inc., Abatement Technologies, Inc., AllerAir Industries Inc., Blueair, Inc., Honeywell International Inc., Clarcor, Inc., MANN+HUMMEL GmbH, Daikin Industries, Ltd., and Sharp Corporation. 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