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A 'believer' takes over conservative carbon tax effort

2015-04-28 16:00:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

ClimateWire: The first time Catrina Rorke worked on a carbon tax, it got her boss fired. Now, she has another shot. The millennial 30-year-old, with bold-rimmed glasses and a composite political identity, is the first director of energy policy for the R Street Institute, a conservative think tank formed almost three years ago when its founder, Eli Lehrer, broke away from the Heartland Institute over its contravening positions on climate change. Rorke will shoulder R Street's growing energy program at a...

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TPA takes first step forward in long process

2015-04-27 16:58:00| National Hog Farmer

By P. Scott Shearer, Bockorny Group, Washington, D.C. A majority of Democrat and Republican members of the Senate Finance Committee voted for the bill, but the House Ways and Means Committee saw only two Democrats supporting the bill along with the Republican members, indicating that the efforts to renew the Trade Promotion Authority legislation will be contentious. read more

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RME Geomatics Purchases and Takes Delivery of their First RIEGL VUX-1

2015-04-27 12:31:12| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

RIEGL USA is proud to announce that RME Geomatics has purchased and taken delivery of their first VUX-1 UAS LiDAR scanner! At RME Geomatics, we recognize RIEGL as a world leader in LiDAR technology and innovation, especially in the unmanned industry. We chose the VUX-1, based on a combination of range and accuracy...

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Bird flu takes toll on health of Hormel's Jennie-O

2015-04-26 01:45:30| Food - Topix.net

Twenty-nine Jennie-O suppliers have been hit by the bird flu, 14 of them company-owned. As of Thursday, 45 of 600 commercial farms in Minnesota had been hit.

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Microwave-Assisted Aseptic Process Takes Top Edison Prize

2015-04-24 21:58:00| Food Processing

Two suppliers of food processing equipmentone in a nascent stage, the other already impacting North American productionare recipients of Edison Awards, which recognize excellence in new-product innovation. The award was created in 1987 by the American Marketing Association and is now overseen by the Edison Universe organization. Top honors in the applied technology-food processing & preparation category went to Aseptia Technology, a Raleigh, N.C., firm with roots in North Carolina State Universitys Department of Food, Bioprocessing & Nutrition Sciences. Aseptia owns and operates Wright Foods, a contract manufacturer applying the aseptic technology to commercially available shelf-stable foods. Aseptia also is working with the Department of Defenses Combat Feeding Directorate. For the past 20 years, the military has worked with food companies and their equipment suppliers to develop alternatives to retort in the preparation of Meals Ready-to-Eat (MREs). Hiperbaric S.A. received the categorys bronze award for its high pressure processing (HPP) system. The Edison judges cited HPP pasteurizations ability to naturally extend the shelf life of food with cold pressure as an alternative way to kill bacteria while maintaining the vitamins, nutrients and organoleptic quality of the product. Two years ago, Hiperbaric estimated there were 222 HPP machines in service worldwide, with 56 percent operating in North America. Hiperbaric and Avure Technologies are the fabricators of all of those presses. The number of new installations is accelerating, with juice, coconut water and other beverages accounting for a growing proportion of HPP treatment. Machine sizes are increasing while capital costs are declining, but HPP presses still represent a multi-million-dollar investment, and todays growth is coming from tolling servicess. The silver award went to Nomiku, which produces an immersion circulator for in-home sous vide cooking. While that machine is a kitchen appliance, highly automated industrial systems using hot-water immersion cooking are being commissioned, with a large co-manufacturing system operated by Sugarcreek Packing Co. set to begin operating near Indianapolis in July. Edison Awards were presented in 15 categories at a ceremony April 23 that drew 350 guests to the Capitale in New York. Candidates are self-nominating, and a steering committee reviews entries and selects the finalists. Final selection is based on the votes of 3,000 business and marketing executives and academics who receive ballots.

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