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It’s difficult to fathom how the Colorado River could possibly carve the mile-deep chasm that is the Grand Canyon. But if one thinks of the river as a flume of liquid sandpaper rubbing the land over millions of years, it begins to make sense. “The finest workers in stone are not copper or steel tools,” Henry David Thoreau wrote, “but the gentle touches of air and water working at their leisure with a liberal allowance of time.” In 1963, humans stopped time, when the brand new Glen Canyon Dam on the Utah-Arizona border cut off the reddish sediment that naturally eroded the Grand Canyon. Today the river runs vodka clear from the base of the dam. A map showing how Lake Powell has shrunk since 2000. North 5 miles Colorado River Glen Canyon Dam Page Lake Powell’s current level Water level in 2000 Lake Powell Arizona Utah Calif. Nev. Utah Colo. Lake Powell Navajo Mountain N.M. Ariz. San … [Read more...] about Giant Mud Glaciers Are on the Move

Lineworkers fix electrical posts of San Fernando Electric Light and Power Company (Sfelapco) in this photo taken on Sept. 25, 2022. Sfelapco was recently ordered by the Energy Regulatory Commission to immediately refund the “unauthorized” charges it imposed on its customers from 2013 to 2022 amounting to P654,397,381. (SFELAPCO FACEBOOK PAGE) MABALACAT CITY, Pampanga–The San Fernando Electric Light and Power Company Inc. (Sfelapco) said it would appeal the decision of the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) that ordered the power firm to pay P21.6 million in fines and refund its consumers P654 million in “unauthorized” charges. Irwin Nucum, Sfelapco’s corporate communications officer, told the Inquirer in a text message recently that the power firm is entitled to seek legal remedies to present their side and as part of due process. “While we fully respect the decision of the [ERC], we shall also explore all avenues and options available to us,” he added. On March 3, the ERC … [Read more...] about Pampanga power firm to appeal penalty, refund order of ERC

Using baking soda to remove mould from the bottom of a window SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Mould is a symptom of excess moisture and poor ventilation, which is most noticeable on walls and soft furnishings within the home . Mould, which is a type of fungi, will form on a surface when its moisture content is too high. If left untreated, mould can cause damage to both health and home. It thrives in warm conditions and spreads through the air as mould spores. Humidity inside homes may also be higher this year from drying washing naturally to avoid using a costly tumble dryer. With warmer temperatures on the way this springtime, it’s important to treat and prevent mould before it turns into an infestation, urged Chris … [Read more...] about Two ‘home remedies’ to ‘break down’ mould spores – ‘important’ way to ‘stop mould growing’

Some people rent in retirement because they don’t have much choice; they can’t afford to own homes. But financial planners say renting can make more sense than owning in some circumstances, even for retirees who can afford the costs of homeownership. Renting offers flexibility as well as freedom from all the chores and expenses of maintaining a home. Renting also may provide built-in communities for socializing, as well as accessible housing features such as one-floor living, which can help people age in place. People who are “house rich and cash poor” can sell their homes and use the equity to fund a more comfortable lifestyle. “While retirees often don’t want to rent, it can be a smarter decision for a number of reasons,” says certified financial planner Lisa A.K. Kirchenbauer of Arlington, Virginia. CONSIDER RENTING IF YOU’RE IN TRANSITION If you’re moving to a new area, financial planners often recommend renting first to get a better feel for the advantages and … [Read more...] about Liz Weston: Should you rent in retirement?

MANILA, Philippines — As he sponsored a tweaked version of the controversial Maharlika Investment Fund (MIF) bill at the Senate plenary, Senator Mark Villar on Monday made a firm promise that all of the documents related to the fund will be “open, available and accessible to the public” in the spirit of transparency. Villar, head of the chamber’s panel on banks, financial institutions and currencies, detailed the oversight measures set in place “to ensure accountability and proper governance of the fund.” READ: Mark Villar files Maharlika Investment Fund bill at Senate Among these include having an internal auditor to provide interim financial and management reports, enjoining an internationally recognized auditing firm to serve as an external auditor to audit the MIF financial statements, and subjecting the fund’s books and accounts to the “strict examination” of the Commission on Audit. Villar said a joint Congressional oversight panel would likewise be formed with five … [Read more...] about Villar promises all Maharlika fund documents will be open to public

Good morning. It’s Monday. We’ll get a preview of a new campaign to boost New York that has a back-to-the-future ring. I ♥ NY caught on as an icon and a catchphrase in the late 1970s, when New York seemed to be descending to new depths. The city had scraped through a fiscal crisis — barely. The “Son of Sam” killer had terrified New Yorkers. The sentence “ Ladies and gentlemen, the Bronx is burning ” had disturbed them. This morning, a coalition of elected officials and “community partners” will introduce a new campaign with the mark (as such things are called in advertising and marketing) We ♥ NYC. The people who came up with We ♥ NYC say it is a mark for a different time. But they see parallels to the troubled era that gave rise to I ♥ NY. “We’re hopefully going to be able to cut through divisiveness and negativity” that accompanied the pandemic, said Kathryn Wylde, the president and chief executive of the Partnership for New York City , a consortium of … [Read more...] about A Campaign to Remind Us That We Love New York (City)

Steve Borthwick has admitted England were unfit for the purpose of competing for Six Nations glory. They avoided annihilation at the Aviva, a notable improvement on France the week before, pushing the world’s top side hard for an hour. But England still finished with a losing record for the third straight championship - a hat-trick of humiliation for rugby’s best resourced nation. The head coach made no attempt to sugarcoat the facts, running a mile from blaming defeat on Freddie Steward’s contentious first half red card. Instead, he pointed to fitness levels, leaving the players in no doubt he expects a marked improvement before they reassemble to prepare for the World Cup. “We have to make sure we get the condition of the players right,” he said. “We don’t want to spend the World Cup camp trying to get fit. We want to use it to get better.” Freddie Steward is controversially sent off in first-half by referee Jaco Peyper ( Image: David Rogers/Getty Images) … [Read more...] about England unfit for purpose of competing for Six Nations glory admits Steve Borthwick