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• Enbridge's Line 5 tunnel project hits regulatory snag
  The US Army Corps of Engineers has extended the review schedule for Enbridge's proposed ...
  The US Army Corps of Engineers has extended the review schedule for Enbridge's proposed $500 million Line 5 tunnel project beneath Michigan's Straits of Mackinac by more than a year, with completion of a draft environmental impact statement now expected in spring 2025. Enbridge expressed disappointment over the revised timeframe and warned that construction of the project won't begin until 2026 at the earliest.
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• ☕️What Else is Brewing Saturday Morning
  No No. 1 seed teams are left in the men’s March Madness tournament after ...
  No No. 1 seed teams are left in the men’s March Madness tournament after Alabama and Houston were knocked out last night.
  
  The Los Angeles school district has reached a deal with the union that represents its 30,000 support workers, agreeing to raise salaries one day after the end of a three-day strike that shut down all its schools.
  
  Gordon Moore, the Intel co-founder whose vision of the future power of computer chips was known as “Moore’s law,” has died at 94.
  
  Paul Rusesabagina, whose heroics inspired the movie Hotel Rwanda, will be released from prison today. He was convicted of terrorism in 2021 after criticizing Rwanda’s government.
  
  A wolverine was spotted outside its normal roaming range for the first time in three decades.
  
  
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• Snowpack in southern Sierra hits all-time record levels. How deep is that?
  After years of ...
  After years of extreme drought and dismal snowpack, California has had a remarkably wet winter and is now veering into record-setting territory for snowfall.
  
  As of Friday, the snowpack in the southern Sierra Nevada was at 286% of normal — the highest figure ever, easily eclipsing the region’s benchmark of 263% set in 1969.
  
  In the central Sierra, the snowpack was at 230% of normal. In the northern Sierra, the figure was 182%, trailing the 1983 level.
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• Everyone’s moving money around
  Regulators around the globe have been working overtime to keep the collapse of Silicon...
  Regulators around the globe have been working overtime to keep the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank from spiraling into a full-blown banking crisis, but depositors are still wary of keeping their money in institutions that suddenly look a lot less stable than they used to. In the US, ~$550 billion has been yanked out of smaller and regional banks and put into large banks and money market funds in the weeks since SVB and Signature imploded, a recent estimate by JPMorgan determined.
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• Crude oil prices tumbled Friday
  Crude oil prices finished the week with two straight days...
  Crude oil prices finished the week with two straight days of losses and Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm’s comments about taking years to refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve continued to have an impact. Plus, there was a continued worry as European banking shares fell.
  
  West Texas Intermediate crude dropped 70 cents or 1% to close at $69.26 a barrel on the New York Stock Exchange.
  
  Global benchmark Brent crude finished down 92 cents or 1.2% to $74.99 on ICE Futures Europe.
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