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Updated Insight Government Cyber Security Market Future Trends, Scope, Top Players 2016 to 2028

March 25, 2022 by Paula Hooper

The global Government Cyber Security Market report emphasizes a detailed understanding of certain crucial factors such as size, share, sales, forecast trends, supply, production, demand, industry and CAGR to provide a comprehensive perspective of the overall market. In addition, the report also highlights challenges that hinder market growth and expansion strategies used by leading companies … Read more

Executive Spotlight: Jeff Trauberman, VP of Government Affairs With VOX Space – ExecutiveBiz

February 24, 2022 by Paula Hooper

Jeff Trauberman, vice president of Government Affairs with VOX Space, recently sat down with ExecutiveBiz regarding the company’s recent growth initiatives and the challenges of expanding in the federal landscape and space domain in the publication’s latest Executive Spotlight interview. In addition, Trauberman also discussed the collaboration of VOX Space’s capabilities with international space partners … Read more

Government guidelines insufficient to protect freshwater ecosystem from salt pollution

February 23, 2022 by Tony Grantly

Journal Reference: William D. Hintz, Shelley E. Arnott, Celia C. Symons, Danielle A. Greco, Alexandra McClymont, Jennifer A. Brentrup, Miguel Cañedo-Argüelles, Alison M. Derry, Amy L. Downing, Derek K. Gray, Stephanie J. Melles, Rick A. Relyea, James A. Rusak, Catherine L. Searle, Louis Astorg, Henry K. Baker, Beatrix E. Beisner, Kathryn L. Cottingham, Zeynep Ersoy, … Read more

Government investments in space sector reach record $92 billion

February 9, 2022 by Paula Hooper

Governments worldwide invested an estimated $92 billion in the space sector throughout 2021. According to new research, geopolitical tensions and conflicts over resources are pushing Earth’s superpowers into the scramble for the stars. While the world has struggled to get a grip of the pandemic over the last two years, governments and businesses alike have … Read more

CONCERTS 2022: two years later, once again the live music sector has been left in oblivion by the Government and Institutions

January 30, 2022 by Tom Pauler

The situation of the Concerts 2022 it still remains one of the most delicate issues of the phase that the music industry has been experiencing in the last two years. On January 28, 2021, suddenly, on the social channels of the Italian Live Clubs, photos of the façades of the premises appeared at the same … Read more

Horticulture towards biogenic CO2 with a ‘green’ trick – The government must turn a blind eye to the administration – Foodlog

January 28, 2022 by Paula Hooper

Dutch greenhouse horticulture fears CO . shortages2. Plants grow better in an atmosphere with a higher CO2content (800 ppm compared to the outside air where 400 ppm is common). That is why there have been pipelines from Pernis to the Westland for years. Horticulturists also produce CO . with their combined heat and power systems2. … Read more

Can supermarkets keep life affordable in difficult times? – ‘If electricity becomes too expensive, the government must intervene, if a supermarket helps consumers it is wrong’ – Foodlog

January 20, 2022 by Pauline Moonlky

Leclerc announced last week a fixed price of €0.29 for a baguette, the French daily bread. Bakers, millers, grain growers and the French farmers’ union FNSEA reacted indignantly because someone has to pay the low prices. If the consumer does not pay the supermarket a fair price, the chain will have to bleed for the … Read more

Harmful fishing subsidies – ‘Government funding often keeps unprofitable fishing fleets at sea’ – Foodlog

January 14, 2022 by Pauline Moonlky

As the only organization that can draft global agreements to curb harmful subsidies, the World Trade Organization WTO has the power to regulate fisheries subsidies. Negotiations on this are now at a crucial stage. Governments have subsidized their fleets for centuries for a variety of reasons: food security, pressure from industry lobbies, or simply national … Read more

You build the Grondbank in the country, not in The Hague – Government, have confidence in farmers and citizens when redesigning the Netherlands – Foodlog

January 10, 2022 by Pauline Moonlky

I think that the Netherlands should not throw its rich agricultural history overboard. I do not feel alone in that wish. It’s not just about the area where I was born and where my future as a farmer lies. Many more people feel connected to their region and do not want everything to be decided … Read more

Smart cities, self-driving race cars and space travel: Buttigieg wants innovative tech and the government to work together

January 7, 2022 by Paula Hooper

From electric cars, trucks and boats to autonomous cargo trains and self-driving race cars, the innovative technology showcased at CES this year indicated a growing shift in the way people and goods move. Some of the products unveiled this week could power a future full of smart cities where buses and cars communicate seamlessly to … Read more