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Harjot Kaur
What's the Best Way to Motivate Climate Action?
Answers reside deep in the heart of Texas
Texans have a few things to teach policy advocates about the way to incite and bolster political will for climate action at the local level. This is not a claim based on a lack of climate action, but rather because of a new surge of it. The majority of Texans have begun to recognize the importance of mitigating and adapting to climate change, without regard to national political party politics. Followers of our increasingly partisan national-level politics need not be reminded of how incredible this is. But as a Texas native serving on the Steering Committee for a climate action and adaptation plan in San Antonio, Texas, I have personally experienced how city stakeholders, businesspersons, and political leadership have held discussions surrounding climate change. More often than not, Texans are taking this issue seriously.
First, it's worth briefly reviewing the many climate achievements and the surge of climate action planning that is occurring in the most populated Texas cities. San Antonio, Houston, Austin, Dallas, San Marcos, Smithville, and Georgetown have made significant strides toward climate action and adaptation. Austin was the first, setting a climate action resolution in 2005, followed by multiple related plans surrounding issues regarding climate resiliency. Since then, multiple other Texas cities have started developing their own climate action and adaptation plans, including San Antonio, Dallas, San Marcos, and Houston. All are currently developing climate action and adaptation plans to be completed by 2020, and have joined the coalition of Climate Mayors, publicly showing its intentions for a future without climate change.
These cities in Texas have gained the political will towards climate action for reasons that direct reflect the city's context and culture. Houston, with its increasing frequency of intense hurricanes, seeks to find ways to do its part to mitigate climate change while preparing its citizens to be more resilient. San Antonio, boasting its nine-year AAA bond rating streak, and a growing hub for the tech industry, wants to become a smart city, as well as improve its presence as a global leader by contributing solutions to the global problem of climate change. Austin, being a hub of politically active college students, remained true to the city motto of "keep Austin weird" by showing its dedication to the progressive cause before any other Texas city. Georgetown, a Republican-run town full of primarily white suburban families, became the largest city to run on 100% renewable energy primarily because of its economic benefits. Texas cities' reasons for acting on climate are, essentially, a prime example of what it looks like to think globally and act locally. These cities are fashioning a solution to a global problem that aligns directly with their specific culture, needs, and goals.
Even though I focus on city government possibilities, it's worth remembering that many rural communities recognize the changes brought by climate change, and are willing to discuss it outside a climate narrative. Much of rural Texas is Republican, which means that on the surface, these folks in these communities will generally tow the party line and claim that climate change is a hoax. (This is not to be reductive – the blame for harm to these rural working-class Americans lie squarely on the GOP and oil lobby for spreading their insidious climate disinformation campaign.) But if you ask rural Texans about average precipitation and heat levels over the most recent decades, many of them will readily tell you that there has been a noticeable change for the worse. They may never utter the phrases "climate change" or "global warming," but they generally recognize significant changes in weather patterns over the years, and the ensuing difficulties to their livelihoods. Packaged with a different narrative from the one many climate policymakers usually use, these communities could be open to the equivalent of a climate resilience and adaptation plan.
These diverse narratives present a crucial lesson on how advocates everywhere can bolster political will for climate action. I notice so much debate between climate policy wonks on the language we should use to effectively advocate for climate action. We debate on whether the right "climate message" focuses on economic benefits, human benefits, equity and social justice, environmental benefits, morality, etc. I saw many criticize the recent National Climate Assessment for focusing too heavily on economic costs and benefits rather than its human costs. Perhaps it's worth noting that in Texas, no one-size-fits-all climate message worked for the cities taking action on climate. The climate message that cities need will always depend on the needs of the city itself.
I'll concede that a lot of this discussion stems from my personal Texas pride. But I also highlight this surge of Texas climate activism in cities because it poses unique lessons for climate advocates in cities outside of the state. So many articles I read about Texas' renewable energy sector describe the industry boom with surprise for its presence in Texas. But cities in Texas are showing that characterization to be false. To be sure, it is true that Texas is still a fossil fuel industry giant, and climate-denying Republicans run the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of the Texas state government. But the climate activism in Texas' largest cities is so strong, and potent, that political will for climate action has won out despite this intense political will and lobbying in favor of fossil fuels.
There are many potential reasons for this strong climate activism. Some of it likely stems from the booming renewable energy industry in Texas, that provides business support of climate action plans. But if the oil and renewable energy lobby mirror the relative size of their sectors, this would not account for all of this new political will. Rather, this increased support for climate action is a reflection of city leaders that do not follow national-level party narratives, nor the needs of a special interest lobby, instead shaping their own that reflects the priorities of its individual taxpayers. The Mayor of Georgetown, the aforementioned city that runs on 100% renewable energy, is a Republican who also recognizes the moral imperative for moving away from fossil fuel energy. Houston, despite housing the headquarters of multiple large oil companies, elected Mayor Sylvester Turner, who co-chairs the Mayors National Climate Action Agenda, or "Climate Mayors" coalition.
San Antonio's politics illustrates the importance of using rhetoric that distances itself from political partisanship. The Mayor of San Antonio, Ron Nirenberg, ran multiple successful campaigns while remaining staunchly nonpartisan. Nirenberg will never claim to be a Republican or Democrat, and he has a policy legacy that reflects it. When I personally worked for him while he was a City Council member, I could never predict what he would do based on a specific party line. Instead, for any policy decision he made, he would ask: "What's the most common-sense decision to make here?" This "common sense" narrative and legacy was ultimately the reason that voters promoted him to Mayor soon after he joined City Council. As mayor, climate action as a policy priority was a common-sense decision he and most city council leadership made on their second day in office.
In summary, there are a few things we can learn from the uprising of climate action in Texas cities. There is no magic one-size-fits-all message that will work to convince every city to act on climate. The message does not need to reflect the common progressive narrative that we see today. There may be room for working pragmatically with rural communities to create plans improve their climate resilience. Finally, we can apply the lessons we learn in Texas cities to create a specialized narrative for every city that has not yet jumped onto the climate action train. These cities include El Paso, Tulsa, Las Vegas, and Montgomery, Alabama, which have yet to join the Climate Mayors coalition. They need a form-fitting narrative to get these climate-impactful cities to create climate action and adaptation plans of their own. Given the nature of national-level politics, climate action at the local level is becoming increasingly important. If we want everyone to join in this fight, we have to change the way we talk to them about it.
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The Generalitat recognizes that it would not reopen bars and restaurants if it could give more financial aid
The de-escalation plan started this Monday in Catalonia responds to the urgency of the Government to open some economic sectors that were not receiving enough aid to stay afloat. Different voices of the Generalitat have made it clear this Thursday, which have recognized that if they had had more resources to inject them, these businesses would remain closed and the risk of contagion would thus be reduced when ICUs still have more than 50% of beds, 484, occupied by COVID-19 patients.
Catalunya reopens its bars after five weeks without activity: "We couldn't hold out one more day"
The first to say it openly has been the Secretary of Public Health, Josep Maria Argimon, referring to the aid dispensed in countries such as France. "If we ask a restaurateur or a small business [francés] If they have received any help, they will say yes. Not here ", he admitted. "Catalonia is not a poor country or a rich country. Neither is Spain. And if we could pay for this aid, we would not be reopening now or on previous occasions ", he stated in an interview on TV3.
The de-escalation started this week in Catalonia with phase 1, which includes the reopening of bars and restaurants – with 30% interiors and 100% terraces -, cinemas, theaters, concert halls and extracurricular activities. All this with limited assessment and security measures. At the moment, and despite the fact that the second wave is going down, Catalonia continues to declare more than 1,000 daily cases of COVID-19 – this Thursday, 1,469 – and has 1,833 admitted.
After the words of Argimon, the councilors Alba Vergés, of Health, and Miquel Sàmper, of Interior, have abounded in the idea that they would not go so fast in the de-escalation if they had been able to give more aid to the affected sectors. "If we had resources it is clear that at the health level the recommendations would be as restrictive as possible," said Samper, who added: "As we do not have them, we must play this balance between the purely health issue and the economic and social issue" .
Vergés has expressed himself in similar words, although in his case he has transferred the complaint to the central government, whom he has accused of not providing aid for these sectors, as countries such as France or Germany have done, according to the minister. "Those who have seen their economic activity reduced, those who have had to lower the blind, they need to be sure that there is State aid," claimed the head of Health of the Government.
Looking ahead to phase 2, which begins on Monday, December 7, Health and Interior have ruled out from the outset advancing its start to favor the mobility of the bridge. In this way, and although there could be changes, the weekend perimeter confinement will be maintained from Friday 4 to Monday 7. On that day and Tuesday 8, which is a public holiday, the population will be able to move throughout Catalonia.
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Mubarak's summer address has become eagerly anticipated by City fans.
This year's has perhaps been his best yet – open, honest and insightful, he pulled no punches in his assessment of City's failings last season and laid out a positive view of the club's future.
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In rarely seen footage, he scored two and set up another two in a charity game between UAE Stars and F1 stars in Abu Dhabi back in 2011.
He assisted the UAE Stars' opener with a deft first-team pass, before rounding the 'keeper and tapping home to put them 2-1 in front.
His second saw him slot home calmly having made a run off the shoulder of the last defender, before his header was only parried by the F1 Stars' 'keeper before bouncing in off a defender.
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Editorial: Buckhorn's solid legacy as Tampa mayor
After eight years, Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn leaves office this week with a solid record of accomplishment and a legacy that should last for generations. Downtown is alive, the neighborhoods are vibrant and civic life is bursting with potential and pride. Not every success was directly his own making, and Buckhorn at times could be defensive and fly solo. But he was the right mayor for the times and a good public servant who had a positive impact on the entire Tampa Bay region.
If mayors are measured by bricks and mortar, Buckhorn will be remembered for Tampa's remarkable growth downtown. Over his two terms, billions of dollars' worth of new condominiums, apartments, offices, retail and restaurants have opened or entered the planning stage, along with tens of millions of dollars in new downtown parks. Downtown has become a neighborhood and a destination for residents and visitors alike. That surge of new development has pushed into older neighborhoods on downtown's edge, where waterfront acreage is poised to become new mixed-use communities.
Buckhorn's predecessor, Pam Iorio, laid the foundation for growth by ably guiding the city through the Great Recession, paring the city payroll and socking away cash reserves. Buckhorn inherited a leaner operation and took advantage of those reserves, facing years of declining tax revenues as the recovery struggled to take hold. He made key investments along the way in parks, stormwater projects and other infrastructure, and he pushed through a property tax increase in 2017 that put the budget on firmer ground. But though he supported expanding the streetcar and plans for light rail between downtown and the University of South Florida, Buckhorn was never able to advance meaningful plans for mass transit. That should change now that Hillsborough County voters approved a transportation tax in November that will generate $300 million a year.
Buckhorn's greatest contribution was the unbridled energy he threw into what he calls the best job he could imagine. He was a tireless cheerleader for Tampa at home and on the road, and the confidence he exuded gave the private sector confidence that City Hall was a reliable partner. Buckhorn personalized the office, knew the power of showing up and a smart remark, and his friendly style was a good fit in a city where relationships matter. Yet Buckhorn could throw a sharp elbow, especially early on, and the little use he had for critics and city council sometimes colored his judgment. But in an era of hyper-partisanship and low regard for government, the Democrat had no problem working with Republicans when it benefited Tampa.
The swearing in of Jane Castor this week continues the solid leadership in the mayor's office that has been essential to Tampa's success. Buckhorn raised expectations and helped build the narrative that anything is possible to achieve with vision, hard work and enthusiasm. That's a successful approach going forward for the entire Tampa Bay region.
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Heavy metals and other elements in the different types of precipitation - Ružomberok experimental area, Liptov, Slovakia
Š. Kučera Institute of High Mountain Biology, University of Žilina, SK - 059 56 Tatranská Javorina 7, Slovac Republic
Keywords: solid water, air humidity, rain, inorganic pollutants, alloys, pollution, deposition, Ružomberok, X-ray fluorescence spectometry
From the acquired results of environmental monitoring and analyses of 117 samples of air water, 50 samples of rain water and 29 samples of solid water sampled from the sample plot Lisková, situated almost 2 km from the company Mondi SCP, a.s. (Ružomberok), we may assume the following concluding points:From the chosen elements of S, P, Cl, Ca, K, Ti, Mn, Cr, Fe, Ni, Co, Cu, As, Zn, Rb, Zr, Sr, Mo, Cd, Ag, Sn, Ba, Sb, Pb and Hg the acquired concentrations (ppm) were higher than the detection limits of the used X-ray fluorescence spectrometry only in cases of Cl, Ca, K, Ti, Mo, Rb, Sb, S and Sn. One factor ANOVA also showed that the concentration of K in samples of snow decreased with the increasing age of snow or temperature at sampling. This relationship remains unconfirmed from a statistic point of view for the other elements. Higher levels of chlorine were present in a liquid form - rain water, air water. In solid water (ice, snow) the levels were lower. Chlorine occurred more in places where sulphur was not detected, which was in contrast with the places, where sulphur was detected. Chlorine cumulated in an increased manner in an environment where CO2 levels were higher, temperature was higher and there were higher levels of O3 in the air. Less chlorine occurred in an environment at times when the air was very humid and partly accompanied with increased dustiness. The variance of potassium amount did not correlate with this phenomenon. Sulphur correlated almost absolutely with an increasing or decreasing amount of PM10 particles.
Kučera, Š., & Janiga, M. (2016). Heavy metals and other elements in the different types of precipitation - Ružomberok experimental area, Liptov, Slovakia. Oecologia Montana, 25(1), 27-32. Retrieved from https://om.vuvb.uniza.sk/index.php/OM/article/view/278


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Anglo Asian Mining shares fell during Thursday morning trading after the company updated the market on its 2019 production guidance.
The gold, copper and silver miner said that it was set for "another year of delivery" in 2019, with increased copper output expected.
Anglo Asian Mining forecast metal production for the fuel year to be between 82,000 to 86,000 gold equivalent ounces (GEOs), a potential increase from the 83,736 GEOs produced in 2018.
Nevertheless, the Azerbaijan-focused company said that it expects gold production to fall between 65,000 ounces to 67,500 ounces, down from 72,798 ounces in 2018, sending shares downwards.
Anglo Asian Mining Chief Executive Reza Vaziri commented, "2019 will be another year of delivery for Anglo Asian with total metal production of between 82,000 to 86,000 gold equivalent ounces planned by our operations team. This demonstrates the sustainability of our business and builds on our record production of 83,736 gold equivalent ounces in 2018. The increasing proportion of our production as copper and gold in concentrate also highlights the versatility of our processing operations.
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Making the Case for Manufacturing Careers
Women are outspoken ambassadors for manufacturing. Here's what inspires their enthusiasm and how they are changing the game.
Mar 26 2020 | 5 min read
Ursula Bongiovanni, president and CEO of Innovative Automation in Romulus, Michigan, says that manufacturing is the best-kept secret in America today. She has made her living in manufacturing since the mid-'80s, when she designed and built equipment for General Motors. Today, her own global business engineers and builds manufacturing equipment, and develops custom solutions for clients' manufacturing processes. Like so many of her peers, Bongiovanni is resolute in her conviction to help other women reap the rewards in this land of opportunity.
"More women need to understand that manufacturing is a great place to build a career," she says. "There's plenty of need for talent on all levels, from engineering, design and skilled trades to management, professional services and operations. Importantly, there is also tremendous opportunity for entrepreneurs to build successful businesses."
Although recent statistics reflect underrepresentation of women in manufacturing — women make up only 29% of the U.S. manufacturing workforce despite comprising 47% of the U.S. workforce overall, according to 2016 U.S. Census Bureau data — the momentum backing manufacturing aims to move the sector closer to gender parity. Industry leaders are determined to create a more inclusive culture, where women can see a path to achieving their full career potential.
"It's time for us to make a change and for entrepreneurs within the industry to support one another," says Vanessa Valera Nolte, managing director of Florida-based Distrivalto USA and co-founder of its Holstein Housewares brand, a line of practical and unique small kitchen appliances. "If we confidently accept positions in manufacturing and ultimately excel, we'll move the industry forward and open up opportunities for other talented individuals. But if we pass on those chances, we will be having this same conversation 10 years from now."
Nolte feels gratified not only in her personal career choice, but also as a member of a sector that fuels local, state and national economies. "History shows that manufacturing generates ample economic activity and growth; creating middle-class jobs is one of the many benefits," she shares.
Indeed, the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) says that for every $1.00 spent in manufacturing, another $1.82 is added to the economy; this represents the highest multiplier effect of any economic sector. In addition, for every one worker hired in manufacturing, another four jobs are created elsewhere in the country to support manufacturers' efforts.
Of course, what would opportunity be without challenges? While technological advances in manufacturing processes and equipment have created a broader range of career opportunities, the pool of qualified workers continues to diminish. Millions of baby boomers are retiring and young people are, for the most part, uninterested in manufacturing careers. Experts project that more than 2 million manufacturing jobs will go unfilled through 2028.
Women Step Forward to Strengthen the Sector
Women like Bongiovanni and Nolte are focused on elevating perceptions of manufacturing and recruiting more women. Along with other female and male manufacturing leaders, they are reaching out to women, youth and communities as ambassadors of their industry; building corporate cultures where women have opportunities to advance and thrive; and collaborating with educational institutions, manufacturing associations and peers to cultivate a robust, sustainable workforce.
Reaching out to improve perceptions. In spite of sweeping advances, traditional stereotypes and misperceptions persist. "Parents seldom encourage their children to pursue manufacturing careers, and many young women don't give manufacturing a passing thought as they consider their career choices," says Sherry Reeves, executive director of the Manufacturers Association of Central Florida (MACF). "We work with manufacturers to organize Manufacturing Day plant tours and career day talks to help students, teachers, counselors and parents understand the breadth of opportunities." MACF has also created the Henry Graeber MACF Memorial Scholarship Fund to support the next generation of manufacturing professionals.
Of her interactions with students, Bongiovanni shares, "At first, they seem shocked that a woman works in this field, let alone is the boss. I assure the girls that this world is every bit as much for them as it is for the boys. Then I illustrate how cool manufacturing can be by describing the various skill sets that went into creating the cell phone in their pocket or their favorite game system."
Even younger children can be exposed to the joy of making things, says Victoria Marquard-Schultz, CEO of OxyGo, an MACF member located in Orlando, Cleveland and Phoenix that manufactures medical devices and industrial safety equipment. "We sponsor leadership academies for underprivileged children in grade school. They're learning skills and expanding their worldview to see that they can be anything they want to be," she says. "These kids will lead the manufacturing businesses of tomorrow."
Building inclusive corporate cultures. The industry's leaders are developing policies and programs that support the recruitment, retention and advancement of women in manufacturing. They're implementing formal and informal mentoring programs, offering flexible work arrangements, increasing the visibility of high-level women leaders and creating work environments where diversity of thought and approach are embraced.
"A good salary and benefits package are a given; it's the culture that makes people want to grow with your company. They need to feel autonomous, know their work has meaning and be able to spend time with their families," says Marquard-Schultz. "We also need to lead by example. When I studied at the Hobart Institute of Welding Technology, women across the company took notice. Our own dedication can inspire a sense of belonging and achievement."
Collaborating with educational institutions, manufacturing associations and peer manufacturers. Claire Guth, director of outreach at the University of Pittsburgh Manufacturing Assistance Center (Pitt MAC), believes that the growing commitment among manufacturing leaders to focus on promoting the entire sector rather than their individual companies is creating success stories.
"There's a movement here. The Department of Labor, corporations, educational institutions, associations, nonprofits and networking groups are collaboratively addressing the skilled worker shortage, diversity efforts, training programs, policy issues and more. Pitt MAC works with 120 different companies and a variety of associations. We're seeing companies share best practices and public-private partnerships thrive," she says.
One partnership driving hands-on participation by women in the Pittsburgh area is the collaboration of Pitt MAC and feminist makerspace Prototype PGH. Guth offered to share Pitt MAC's space and manufacturing equipment when Prototype founder Erin Gatz could no longer accommodate all of the women registering for her manufacturing workshops. "We help women get their feet wet before they get their hands dirty," says Gatz. "They come to our events curious to learn about one aspect of being a maker and often end up moving forward into more career-specific manufacturing training."
Marquard-Schultz sees the tangible benefits of public-private collaborations, too. "If we all keep talking with one another, we can resolve common challenges and make sure manufacturing continues to grow and diversify."
Bongiovanni backs that sentiment 100%: When I was coming of age as a manufacturing engineer in the '80s and '90s, the widely accepted notion was that women were a temporary fixture in the workplace; that somewhere down the road we would leave to tend to our households and children. It wasn't worth investing time and training on us. Today, we're valued for the talents, perspective and dedication we bring. Today, manufacturing is our world, too.
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Mid-Tertiary rifting and magmatism in the Traill Ø region, East Greenland
SIMON PRICE, JAMES BRODIE, ANDREW WHITHAM and R.A.Y. KENT
Journal of the Geological Society, 154, 419-434, 1 May 1997, https://doi.org/10.1144/gsjgs.154.3.0419
1Cambridge Arctic Shelf Programme, West Building, Gravel Hill, Huntingdon Road, Cambridge CB3 0DJ, UK (e-mail: spp21@.cam.ac.uk)
JAMES BRODIE
2Department of Geology, University of Bristol, Wills Memorial Building, Queens Road, Bristol BS8 1RJ, UK
R.A.Y. KENT
3Department of Geology, University of Leicester, University Road, Leicester LE1 7RH, UK
A number of planar normal faults displace Tertiary basaltic intrusions in the Traill Ø region of East Greenland. This 'post-magmatic' extension occurs over an along-strike length of >350 km and over an across-strike width of >100 km with fault displacements and fault-block rotations indicating that (3 increases in magnitude eastwards from near unity to β ≈ 1.1. The stretching direction was approximately E-W, orthogonal to the strike of major faults in the region, most of which are reactivated Mesozoic structures. Two periods of Tertiary basaltic magmatism are recognized in the area. 40Ar–39Ar step heating suggests that the first event, which gave rise to tholeiitic sills with a composite exposed thickness of c. 1 km, occurred at c. 54 Ma, and the second, which formed smaller volumes of alkaline dykes and two large syenite complexes, occurred at c. 36 Ma. Field observations indicate that 'post-magmatic' extension occurred after 54 Ma and possibly continued after 36 Ma. The tholeiitic intrusions are probably related to a stretching event (β ≤ 1.1) prior to the onset of sea-floor spreading in the Norway Basin, whilst the alkaline basalts and 'post-magmatic' rifting are associated with the separation of the Jan Mayen continental block from the East Greenland margin during the Eocene-Oligocene. Both tholeiitic and alkaline basalts formed by the partial melting of garnet-spinel peridotite with greater degrees of partial melting (8–16%) for the earlier tholeiitic group. Rifting in East Greenland ceased with the development of an oceanic ridge between Jan Mayen and East Greenland in late Oligocene time. Subsequent minor compression, probably the result of ridge-push, is suggested by the development of broad wavelength, low amplitude folds in the Traill Ø region.
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Foals are coming with new album 'What Went Down'
The Oxford quintet have been working in the South of France for the recording of this album, taking on the unlikely setting of a 19th century mill as artistic inspiration. They teamed up with a new producer, Simian Mobile Disco's James Ford who has previously worked with the likes of Arctic Monkeys, Klaxons and, most recently, Mumford & Sons.
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Students and Faculties of Assam Valley School with EHBA team at Komison Mili's residence
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> Students learned about the history, traditions and culture, handloom and handicrafts, agricultural practices and lifestyle of Mishing community.
> Boating and an ethnic lunch were provided to them at the Green village wetland.
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1921: Red Army invades and Georgia becomes a Soviet socialist republic.
1989: About 20 Georgian pro-independence activists killed by Soviet troops in Tbilisi. Georgians and Ossetians clash over demands for greater autonomy for South Ossetia.
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Any suggestions?

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Q: empty name in directive 'import' in 'NAMESPACE' file When trying to install my package from gitlab I am getting the error message
Fehler in asChar(e[-1L]) :
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resulting in
installation of package '...' had non-zero exit status

My NAMESPACE file looks as follows:
# Generated by roxygen2: do not edit by hand

export(daten_generieren)
export(erzeuge_COVID_grafik)
export(num_zsmfassen)
import(dplyr)
import(magrittr)

I am not sure what the error message means or how to resolve the issue. I would guess that the error means that do not have any imports but that is of course not the case.

A: I had a similar problem when using devtools::document() and got your weird error message - Error in asChar(ivars) : empty name in directive 'importFrom' in 'NAMESPACE' file.
Following advice from roxygen2 github discussion - I removed the NAMESPACE file and rebuilt it with roxygen2 and it went away.
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