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Month: March 2022

The West’s megadrought will persist and may get worse in coming months. Water availability is a high concern

KOVR, SACRAMENTO VALLEY WATER, CNN By Rachel Ramirez, CNN The West’s intense multi-year drought is expected to at least continue — if not worsen — in the coming months, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced Thursday in its spring outlook. For the second year in a row, NOAA forecasters are predicting “prolonged, persistent drought

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US Textron to acquire Slovenian electric aircraft pioneer

LJUBLJANA, Slovenia (AP) — U.S. industrial conglomerate Textron Inc. has signed a deal to acquire Pipistrel, the Slovenian ultralight aircraft maker and pioneer in electrically powered aviation. The Slovenian plane maker posted on Twitter Thursday that the partnership will combine the expertise of both companies and “accelerate Pipistrel’s  development and certification of sustainable aircraft.” Textron

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US Textron to acquire Slovenian electric aircraft pioneer

LJUBLJANA, Slovenia (AP) — U.S. industrial conglomerate Textron Inc. has signed a deal to acquire Pipistrel, the Slovenian ultralight aircraft maker and pioneer in electrically powered aviation. The Slovenian plane maker posted on Twitter Thursday that the partnership will combine the expertise of both companies and “accelerate Pipistrel’s  development and certification of sustainable aircraft.” Textron

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Gun ammo salesman confirmed to Tennessee education board

By JONATHAN MATTISE Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Republican lawmakers in Tennessee have confirmed a businessman to the State Board of Education despite a backlash over his company’s online sales of ammunition used in mass shootings. The Republican-supermajority General Assembly approved Jordan Mollenhour on Thursday. Republican Gov. Bill Lee appointed the owner of Lucky

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