La Jornada reports 1,625,603 Metrobús lane entries
The newspaper cites a year of camera records and describes a sensor deployment plan.
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Apeiron’s ferry move marks a step before Virgin Galactic’s planned tests
The spacecraft reached Spaceport America attached to its carrier. Software validation and flight tests precede the company’s conditional customer-flight target.
Poverty advisers propose income floors
Proposals accompany a dated poverty measure.
Guelph says tribunal upheld charges for student-oriented rental project
The city says a tribunal rejected an exemption for the second phase of a Scottsdale Drive project. Its account separates an existing rental-housing discount from the mayor’s estimate of the stakes.
BioWare and Nightdive put studio integration choices in focus
A reported closure and an earlier executive interview frame a question about operational support, development focus and the risk of insufficient financial returns.
Michoacán craft workshop plan would send fees to instructors
A reported workshop programme paired craft teaching with an instructor-fee model. Its October teaching window is separate from the later reported end date of Capula’s Catrina fair.
FirstEnergy’s proposed Ohio delivery charges put grid spending in focus
The pending request would raise average household distribution charges in stages, according to Canary Media. Advocates and the company have outlined different priorities for the case.
COP17 closes with Yerevan Pathway and biodiversity funding announcements
The CBD Secretariat reports policy priorities, funding announcements and participation rules from Yerevan. National action and delivery remain the test ahead.
Mexico consultation asks how teachers should enter jobs and earn promotions
An education ministry consultation outlined choices about teaching positions and the weight of training, seniority and assessments. Results were scheduled for November 5.
Illinois storage contracts fall short of first target as more rounds are planned
The Illinois Power Agency reports 600 MW of development contracts against 1,038 MW sought. The awards do not establish operating storage or customer savings.