Rachel Anderson

Aug 15, 2024 | emergency-live.com | Rachel Anderson

New Hampshire health authorities have issued an alert after linking five cases of legionellosis to a cooling tower at RiverWalk Resort, a well-known tourist complex located in Lincoln. This outbreak raised public health concerns and highlighted the importance of preventing and controlling water-related infections. Legionella is a bacterium found in natural and artificial aquatic environments.

Aug 9, 2024 | jonesbororightnow.com | Rachel Anderson

Lake City, AR – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – August 9, 2024 – Identities of the victims of a wreck that claimed two lives on Friday afternoon have been released. Killed was Mark Gibson, 56 of Jonesboro, listed as a passenger in the 2018 Ford E-350 ambulance (Vehicle 2). He was an employee of Emerson Ambulance Service and was riding in the back of the vehicle with a patient. Also killed Janet Chapman, 67 of Blytheville, listed as the driver of a 2024 Nissan Sentra (Vehicle 1).

Jul 16, 2024 | aiph.org | Rachel Anderson

AIPH moderated a panel session at GreenTech to discuss sustainable growing media solutions and industry readiness. Creating a good mixture for the crop that’s based on locally-sourced raw materials will be a top consideration for growers as they move towards peat-reduced and peat-free substrates. This was the takeaway message from a discussion entitled Sustainable Growing Requires Sustainable Substrate and moderated by AIPH’ secretary general Tim Briercliffe.

Jul 16, 2024 | aiph.org | Rachel Anderson

The wide variety of new products and insights unveiled at this year’s GreenTech Amsterdam—held from 11 to 13 June at RAI Amsterdam—highlighted how controlled environment horticulture is continuing to thrive despite its challenges. As countries around the world work towards achieving net zero carbon emissions, the  iinnovations being developed for this part of the horticulture sector strongly focus on sustainability and energy savings.

Jul 10, 2024 | aiph.org | Rachel Anderson

AIPH moderated a panel session at GreenTech to discuss sustainable growing media solutions and industry readiness. Creating a good mixture for the crop that’s based on locally-sourced raw materials will be a top consideration for growers as they move towards peat-reduced and peat-free substrates. This was the takeaway message from a discussion entitled Sustainable Growing Requires Sustainable Substrate and moderated by AIPH’ secretary general Tim Briercliffe.