As demand fell for in-person services and government restrictions reduced the feasibility of travel, the need for transportation using rental cars or peer-to-peer car sharing services fell sharply last spring.[1] As the economy rebounds this year and the public health situation improves, recreational travel, tourism, and business trips will return and with it, an improvement to the fortunes of both rental car firms and app-based methods of transportation like ridesharing and… [read post]

. - The Associated Press, January 25, 2010 A central Nebraska feedlot will pay $110,000 for allowing cattle waste to flow into the Platte River on several occasions between 2005 and June 2008 when heavy ran fell. [read post]