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News roundup for Fri, Oct 15, 2021
Benton Harbor, Michigan residents have been advised against drinking their tap water for at least three years now due to lead contamination. The water is unsafe for drinking, bathing, or even cooking. While the state is increasing free water distribution within the city, critics argue that the response has been far too slow and insufficient. The contamination levels in Benton Harbor exceed those in Flint, and it will take years to replace the aging water infrastructure.
The White House is attempting to address logistical challenges by urging major companies like Walmart, FedEx, and UPS to shift to 24/7 operations. Interestingly, the U.S. Postal Service, which has faced deliberate budget cuts, is notably absent from this initiative. Additionally, the Administration is pushing the Port of Los Angeles to adopt round-the-clock operations. One pressing concern is where they plan to source the additional workforce required for this massive operational shift. The White House has acknowledged that supply chain shortages could become particularly acute during the holiday season.
This summer saw 4.3 million Americans leaving their jobs. Positions are opening up at major retailers and logistics firms like Walmart, FedEx, and UPS, among others.
Apple is encountering difficulties in securing the necessary chips for their smartphones, which may result in reduced production. Acquiring the latest iPhone might prove more challenging than usual.
Strong winds in California have prompted utilities to cut power to avoid sparking wildfires. Approximately 30,000 people are currently without electricity.
Hurricane Pamela made landfall in Mexico as a Category 1 storm and is anticipated to bring some flooding to Texas:
At Governor Abbott’s directive, the Texas Division of Emergency Management has pre-positioned state resources in preparation for potential severe weather, heavy rain, and flash floods resulting from the interaction between a cold front and Hurricane Pamela’s remnants.
A mass shooting occurred in Norway, where the perpetrator used a bow and arrows, resulting in five fatalities. The motives behind the attack remain unclear.
The United States is reopening travel across its borders with Canada and Mexico for fully vaccinated individuals.
Biomethane-electric hybrid tractors hold significant promise in reducing industrial emissions. Up to 30% of global greenhouse gas emissions stem from the agricultural sector. Adopting greener farming practices is crucial in our fight against harmful industrial emissions.
Speaking of agriculture, farmers unable to procure tires for their machinery face difficulties harvesting their crops.
John Deere workers are on strike, and the strike could disrupt the supply of parts and equipment, potentially complicating an already challenging harvest season:
The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment is set to increase by nearly 6% next year due to current inflationary pressures.
Globally, there have been 240.2 million confirmed COVID cases. In the past week alone, there were 2.7 million new cases, bringing the total death toll to nearly 4.9 million. The United States has recorded 45.6 million cases, with nearly 600,000 new cases in the last week. Over 740,000 Americans have lost their lives to the virus, including over 9,800 in the past week. On Wednesday, the U.S. reported over 100,000 new cases and more than 1,800 deaths, maintaining its position as the country with the highest daily case count globally.
Recent studies suggest that using low-dose aspirin to prevent a first heart attack or stroke may do more harm than good. Due to its potent blood-thinning effects, the increased risk of bleeding complications can outweigh the benefits of preventing cardiovascular events. However, this may not apply to individuals at very high risk. Always consult your healthcare provider before starting low-dose aspirin therapy. Higher dose aspirin, surprisingly, has weaker blood-thinning properties compared to low-dose aspirin. As always, discuss any concerns regarding aspirin use with your primary care physician.
Researchers are exploring a novel compound that could serve as a groundbreaking treatment for Lyme disease, targeting the pathogenic bacteria responsible for the illness. Clinical trials are yet to commence.
Johnson & Johnson is seeking approval for a second dose of its COVID vaccine, either six months or earlier following the initial shot for individuals aged 18 and above.
Technical glitches in vaccine passport applications are causing disruptions in travel and access, as expected.
With winter approaching, energy providers are bracing for another challenging season ahead.