Swarajya – a big tent for liberal right of centre discourse that reaches out, engages and caters to the new India.

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This is the third indoor work Tegg has developed, following a piece in Chicago created using plants sprouted from grains sourced at local grocery stores, and a work she produced in the Australian Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale in 2018, which used 10,000 indigenous plants to recreate an area of Australian grassland.

Here, in a candid interview, special Guest Interviewer Bruce Ayers, owner of Southern Humboldt Concentrates, talks with Austin about being a woman in a male-dominated industry, her work on genetics and how she sets herself apart in the highly competitive California marketplace, what she’s learned working in the cannabis industry and more.

Suction dredging was conducted to remove impacted material inaccessible to mechanical dredge equipment from around structures, such as the marine railway and wooden pile supported piers, in portions of the Nearshore Area.  Semper Diving and Marine conducted the suction dredging using a 6-inch Godwin Diesel Dri-Prime Pump.  The slurry was pumped into geotextile tubes inside a hopper barge.  Dewatering water was pumped to a water treatment system managed by Lockwood Remediation Technologies on the upland portion of the site.

Ayers: With all the different challenges that face California cannabis farmers, and you particularly living in an area that’s had probably, what, 60, 70 percent of it burn up in a wildland fire, do you find things like that, or drought, bothersome?

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Chairman Rolf Mahlberg said discussion about who will fund the repairs should wait until the bids are received. He pointed out that board action taken in June — a meeting from which Bousema was absent — directed Livdahl to get an engineer’s estimate to put the repair project out for bids. The action requested Tuesday was simply to advertise for bids.

A week and a half after Slat and I met in New York, crew members stationed in the gyre were doing a maintenance check of Wilson when they noticed that one end of the boom, an eighteen-metre segment, had snapped off and floated away, owing, apparently, to “material fatigue” on a small section. Perversely, Wilson’s plastic wasn’t durable enough. The segment was retrieved, and the two parts were towed to Hawaii, arriving just off the coast on January 17th. Dubois had been in Honolulu, trying to negotiate a way to bring Wilson into the harbor and onto a loading dock, either to be repaired in Hawaii or, if necessary, shipped back to the assembly yard in Alameda. When we spoke, he sounded determined, if weary. “The I-told-you-so’s have been pretty abundant,” he said. “But we’re not just a bunch of cowboys going out there to play with a big tube thing out in the ocean, trying to prove that we’re right. We want to show that this is an important research platform.” One of Slat’s funders, the grant foundation of the Swiss bank Julius Baer, recently gave the Ocean Cleanup an additional six hundred thousand dollars for research into safely recycling ocean plastic, which is brittle and often toxic. None of Slat’s other donors had indicated that they would stop supporting the Ocean Cleanup. Hugh Welsh told me that, despite the “unwarranted criticism that the project has faced,” he and DSM “remain steadfast supporters.” (In spite of repeated requests for an interview, Marc Benioff, Slat’s top donor, said that he was unavailable for comment.)

“Even when the reduction in performance prohibits structural applications lower tech uses such as paving slabs may be viable,” he said.

The other major benefit – preventing reflective cracking – led to a different application for Shafer crews working on the six-mile project of I-35 in the cities of Lino Lakes, Columbus and Forest Lake.

It was sunny and warm, and Slat suggested that we take a walk. “When you walk, your brain is working better,” he said. “More blood flow.” We headed west to the Hudson River. Passing a small marina, we stopped, leaning over the railing to look at the dark, oily water. Dubois pointed at a drifting cigarette butt—cigarette filters are made of cellulose acetate that leaches toxins into waterways. “Ocean plastic,” he said. “Not ocean plastic yet,” Slat noted. “Will be soon,” Dubois said.