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The role of early effective drainage in loculated tuberculous (TB) pleurisy treatment remains unclear. Consecutive patients with TB pleurisy subjected to anti-TB treatment and pigtail drainage (n=64) were divided into three groups: 1) patients with free-flowing effusions irrigated with saline (free-flowing group; n=20); 2) patients with loculated effusions irrigated with streptokinase (streptokinase group; n=22); and 3) patients with loculated effusions irrigated with saline (saline group; n=22). Pleural irrigation was performed for 3 days consecutively and the effusion drained as completely as possible. Outcomes were assessed for 12 months by clinical symptoms, effusion removed, radiological scores for effusion amount, lung function and occurrence of residual pleural thickening. The total effusion volumes removed were significantly greater in the free-flowing (2.36±1.62 L) and streptokinase groups (2.59±1.77 L) than in the saline group (1.28±1.21 L). Compared with the saline group, the free-flowing and streptokinase groups showed significant improvement in radiological scores and forced vital capacity at different time-points during follow-up, and a significantly lower occurrence of residual pleural thickening. All outcome variables were comparable between the streptokinase and free-flowing groups. In summary, early effective drainage and complete anti-tuberculosis treatment may hasten clearance of pleural effusion, reduce residual pleural thickening occurrence and accelerate pulmonary function recovery in patients with symptomatic loculated tuberculous pleurisy. Copyright
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It is with regret that the Board of Directors for the Pioneer Park Association (PPA) announces the cancellation of this year's Rummage Sale.
It would have been the 73rd sale as the first rummage sale was held in 1948, convened by Miss Catherine Rankin.
"Foremost in our minds is the safety of the many countless volunteers who make the Rummage Sale possible and the hundreds of people who come to the sale to purchase our wonderful treasures," said Peter Brent, president of the PPA Board of Directors.
Given Pioneer Park typically relies on the Rummage Sale as its primary income source the Board may look at another type of fundraiser or even a modified Rummage Sale as a possibility for 2020. The PPA Board is exploring all its options at this time.
"Many of you are generous donors and know people who donate to the event. At this time, we do not have a storage space, nor do we anticipate having a space where donated items can be kept until we can hold the event (assuming 2021). There is no plan to accept or store donated items at this time," said Brent. "We know the Rummage Sale is a great community tradition and no-one is more disappointed about the cancellation than all of us."
Look for updates on the PPA website: pioneerpark.ca/
Pioneer Park is now closed to the public. The Ontario government recently issued an emergency order under the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act relating to public and "private" outdoor areas in Ontario including, "without limitation": off-leash parks, picnic areas, beaches, community gardens and outdoor recreational amenities.
The emergency order goes on to provide that: green spaces in parks, trails, ravines and conservation areas that aren't otherwise closed will remain open for walk through access but people must maintain a safe distance of at least two meters. Pioneer Park has picnic tables, the lookout and other areas where people congregate, and in many cases, dogs are walked off-leash in the park.
"Many of you may have seen that there is tape at the entrance to Clan Gregor Square closing that park as well," said Brent. "We believe that the PPA should set an example to indicate our commitment to keep our community safe in what are trying times for everyone. Policing safe distances in the park is simply not a reasonable policy."
Master Seamstress, Jane MacLaren modeled an assembled mask bound for London midwives. Approximately 50 masks have been made by MacLaren, Lynne Gillians, Pam Bowers, and Judy Mayell. (Photo by Dave MacLaren)
When a London midwife called her mother-in-law describing a desperate need for masks for frontline health workers in London, ON, she didn't expect Bayfield's master seamstresses to spring into action.
Jane MacLaren, Lynne Gillians, Pam Bowers and Judy Mayell have assembled 50 cotton masks that can be laundered and used repeatedly. If any Bayfield resident is willing to assemble cotton masks, please contact Pat Lewington at 519 565-2202 or email email@example.com. A pattern and materials will be provided.
Editor's Note: This week we share another amazing travel tale which has emerged from the COVID-19 crisis. Justyne Chojnacka, travelling with her partner, Wally Racicot, sent through a letter to the Bayfield Breeze outlining their current situation sailing on a Viking Cruise Ship in search of a port. Many will know Justyne as a volunteer extraordinaire in the Village of Bayfield rallying behind many community organizations and causes. Others may know her for her penchant to go routinely for a good brisk dip in Lake Huron.
Justyne Chojnacka and Wally Racicot, of Bayfield, left the village in early January for a world cruise. The COVID-19 pandemic has added new dimension to this once in a lifetime experience. (Submitted photos)
Wally and I signed up for the 119-night World Wonders Cruise, departing Los Angeles aboard the magnificent Viking Sun on Jan. 4th. This once in a lifetime cruise was meant to visit over 50 ports in New Zealand, Australia, SE Asia, India, Middle East and Europe. Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in most ports being closed to cruise ships, regardless of the health status of the passengers and crew.
Our cruise line, Viking Ocean and the amazing crew aboard Viking Sun have worked diligently to ensure our safety and health is maintained. In Bali, about 400 passengers disembarked at the end of a segment and about 400 new passengers were expected to board the vessel. With the virus having been declared a world-wide pandemic, to ensure the ship remains healthy, Viking made a brave decision to cancel the segment and stop any new passengers from boarding. Some had already arrived in Bali and were looked after by Viking Customer Service representatives. Other cruise lines have completed additional health checks, but Viking actually stopped new passengers from boarding. Some crew members did board in Bali, but had been in quarantine before boarding and were kept in further quarantine once aboard.
Prior to departing Bali, Viking offered refunds of the unused portion of the cruise fare for any passenger that wished to depart the cruise and head home early. Therefore, on departure Bali we had only 261 passengers and 464 crew. After Bali we made "technical" stops in Colombo (Sri Lanka) and Muscat (Oman) for fuel and stores. To ensure our safety, no shore leave was granted and nobody boarded the vessel.
On Day 90 of the cruise the Viking Sun made its way through the Suez Canal.
Viking Cruises have worked diligently in trying to find a port, where we can fly home. When in Muscat they advised the cruise was ending in Dubai, which is a major airline hub, with flights available to many world-wide destinations. We were then advised Viking would sail across the Atlantic and had agreement with the US Coast Guard to visit a US East Coast port to disembark all Canadian and US passengers. Therefore, all Canadian and US passengers were welcome to remain aboard. The following day, the US Coast Guard advised Viking that Hawaii closed their ports and expect mainland ports to also close. The US Govt advised they should send all US citizens home at the earliest opportunity. At that point, Viking booked every available seat departing Dubai, but by the time Emirates ceased operations on March 24th, we still had over 90 Canadian and US passengers aboard the ship.
To get us home, Viking chartered an aircraft to fly all remaining Canadian and US citizens from Dubai to Newark, then arranged connecting flights. However, the US Government refused to accept the eight Canadians, so all US citizens departed on the charter flight and the eight Canadians remained aboard the ship.
At present we are bound for the Suez Canal and onboard we are extremely safe and being well looked after. The ship has twice daily temperature checks for the entire crew, with the eight passengers voluntarily attending to ensure we remain healthy. This ship is spotlessly clean, with the crew cleaning, cleaning and more cleaning every day. With only eight passengers, we have lots of supplies aboard for however long it takes to disembark.
Bayfield residents Gary and Kate Lloyd-Rees are currently in Soller, Mallorca one of the Balearic Islands (which are part of Spain), under a government decreed COVID-19 lockdown, from where they sent this update on Apr. 6.
Now that the 8 p.m. "balcony clap" takes place in daylight, the Lloyd-Rees' get to wave to the neighbors (about 1/4 mile away) that they have been exchanging phone torch waves with. It has been reported that Kate has tied a beach towel to a mop handle...(Photo by Gary Lloyd-Rees)
Today, Monday, is our 23rd day of lockdown that came into effect across mainland Spain and the Canary and Balearic Islands on March 15. This past weekend the government announced a further extension to the lockdown period to, at least, Apr. 26 – by then we will have had a total of 42 days of lockdown. The Spanish lockdown means that freedom of movement is severely restricted with only a few specific justifications for leaving home – going out for any "leisure" activity is strictly prohibited.
Three weeks into the lockdown there is now a fair degree of clarity as to what is and what isn't a "justification" to being found out of your home. The attached list of "travel restrictions" will give you some idea of how strict the lockdown is. We follow the dialogue in the Canadian media and social media, and one is of particular relevance: "You cannot go to your second residence". The population of Mallorca is just over 900,000 and almost half live in Palma the capital - many city inhabitants have country "fincas" akin to the Canadian "cottage". The police and military here, and across Spain, routinely set up roadblocks on the roads to ensure this is being adhered to. Another concern the authorities have is the upcoming Easter period – traditionally a time of family gatherings: "You can only visit a family member, friend or neighbor at home if they are vulnerable or dependent people (without contact)". Failure to comply with the lockdown restrictions can lead to a fine of up to 30,000 Euros ($46,000) and/or arrest.
We follow the daily statistics and the numbers are truly tragic - every incremental number corresponds to a human being, a family, a community. However, it really does seem that the curve has peaked in Spain and that here in the Balearic Islands we are a few days beyond the peak. We're sure that the Bayfield Breeze readers are aware of the level of the overall numbers for Spain. Numbers are tracked and published at the regional level, so we are able to track them for the Balearic Islands alone (Mallorca makes up the vast majority and Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera make up the remainder). To date there has been 81 deaths that have been assigned to the virus of which two were in Soller. As we go down the curve the number of deaths will undoubtedly increase, and everybody knows that this is not the time for complacency or to ease up on the protective protocols.
With the peak passed, Spanish government and medical specialists are now openly discussing how and when the lockdown can be lifted. Ideas being discussed nationally include using the Canary and Balearic Islands as a "laboratory" to test the impact of relaxing the lockdown; testing the whole population in order to identify and isolate the asymptomatic carriers and identify those with acquired antibodies; issuing health travel documents to those with acquired antibodies: and issuing everyone with a mask. Spain has a population about 20 per cent larger than Canada so it is feasible that whatever is found to work here is considered in Canada. One thing for sure is that it will be a staged and gradual return to the new "normal".
We continue to be grateful to our friends back home in Bayfield for your best wishes and your words of support. We understand what Canada is going through on your side of the curve – in just a few weeks time you will be past the peak, as we are, so please stick with the protective protocols.
Bayfield Eats for Hospitality Relief (Bayfield Eats) is a new weekly meal service created by Brian Clarke, chef of the Black Dog, in partnership with Trevor Sawchuk, of Drift Bayfield; River Road Brewing and Maelstrom Winery.
Every week Clarke will premiere a new restaurant concept and a unique menu will be offered online that will be available for contactless pickup outside of Drift Bayfield every Friday evening with all profits going to purchase much needed supplies and food for Bayfield's hospitality workers who have been laid off due to COVID-19.
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People can follow Bayfield Eats on their Instagram page, or on Facebook at "Bayfield Eats For Hospitality Relief", to find out about upcoming menus.
"Baytucky Fried Chicken" is on the menu for this Friday, Apr. 10, featuring, secret recipe fried chicken, mac and cheese, coleslaw, buttermilk biscuits and white gravy.
Organizers note that their only goal is to help with assistance for the town's hospitality workers during this trying time and they appreciate the support of the community.
The community continues to come together to serve each other during this time of crisis.
Lake Huron Chrysler in Goderich, in conjunction with The Little Inn of Bayfield, is putting a van on the road with a driver to pick up and deliver groceries to people from Bayfield Foodland and Pharmasave Michael's Pharmacy's Bayfield location.
There will be no charge for this service. Please contact Dean O'Brien at 519 525-0420 or email email@example.com for more information.
The organizers behind the Bayfield Area Food Bank (BAFB) want the community to know that they are available to help people with their emergency food needs during this time of pandemic.
And they deliver…both the food and the delivery are free of charge.
"We will continue to support our regular clientele but people who have never struggled to put food on the table may find themselves in a very stressful situation," said Terry Boa-Youmatoff, representing the BAFB.
BAFB has prepackaged boxes for emergency purposes. The next, regular monthly delivery will take place on Wednesday, Apr. 15. Anyone wishing to add their name to the monthly delivery list should phone 519 955-7444 as soon as possible. Anyone in need of an emergency delivery can also call the number above to make arrangement.
"To our clientele; our community and to our fabulous volunteers please take every precaution to keep safe and healthy," concluded Youmatoff.
Due to concerns over COVID-19 and the need to practice physical distancing, the Bayfield Garden Club (BGC) meeting scheduled for Apr. 20 has been cancelled.
Their Annual Plant Sale, planned for Saturday, May 9 at 9 a.m. in Clan Gregor Square, may have to be rescheduled to a later date or cancelled. Stay tuned for updates.
Memberships are important to the BGC – the cancellation of the Bayfield Lions' Home and Garden Show where many people renewed their memberships makes renewal more difficult this year. Membership fees go a long way in helping the BGC beautify the village as well as cover their meeting expenses. Again – stay tuned on how to get memberships.
There's a great line-up of events and speakers prepared for the year and the BGC is hoping that they can resume their regular program when safe to do so.
Gardeners are no doubt all anxious to get out there and enjoy the outdoors while they plant, trim and look for those early bulbs which bloom in spring. The BGC hope that enthusiasts stay healthy as they work in the garden, pamper houseplants and plant seeds.
Out of concern for public health and safety, and in compliance with the government restrictions surrounding COVID-19 Virus, the Bayfield Historical Society have cancelled its Apr. 27 monthly speakers meeting at the Bayfield Lions' Community Building in Bayfield.
Please note that the Bayfield Travel Club has cancelled their April and May meetings.
The Bayfield Travel Club provides a place where local residents can meet other people that have the same passion for travel, share their own travel experiences, learn about new exciting destinations and to just have some fun.
Youngsters are unleashing their creativity in a variety of ways while staying at home during the pandemic. And a local group would like to capture this creativity for posterity. Especially the stories and artwork that the children, ages 12 and under, are producing right now while they are truly living through history.
The Bayfield Historical Society (BHS) wants to help preserve these memories of what life during the pandemic was like for children.
According to Barb Durand, "The Bayfield Historical Society is asking children in Bayfield and surrounding area to submit written stories and or their artwork for a future collection. We will display this collection in our windows (at the Archives on Main Street) when we are allowed back on the street. Either a scanned copy or their original artwork will be kept at the archives for a future collection. We may also use the material to create a printed book."
Durand, who looks after publications for the BHS, notes that, this is not a contest but a collection that will document the children's stories. She asks that the children sign their artwork or story on their cover page and on the back cover list their age and school.
"We will ask for the submissions when the time comes for us to re-open. We are documenting history. Thank-you and wishing all families to stay safe and healthy," Durand concluded.
For more information on this BHS project please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Chalk art is another creative form that is popping up on area sidewalks and one local maker has adapted it into a fundraiser for the local non-profit she works for, Rural Response for Healthy Children (RRHC).
"Our organization is committed to creating a community of well-being for Huron County families," said Genelle Reid, the talent behind Owligraphy Designs. "During this pandemic, we have launched the "Let Love Go Viral" campaign, where we will be responding to the needs of families by getting them essential items via the purchase of gift cards."
For a minimum donation of $20 to RRHC, Reid will come to your driveway or sidewalk and letter in sidewalk chalk a positive message of your choosing in an effort to spread some positive messages around Huron County. To learn more about the process of garnering customized sidewalk art visit, www.rrhc.on.ca/let-love-go-viral/
The intention of the RRHC campaign is to respond to the growing stress levels Huron County families are experiencing. Their current response is providing grocery and gas/taxi gift cards to families and the need has quickly become apparent with 43 sets of gift cards being requested in just one week.
In addition to the customized sidewalk art Reid has collaborated with Bethany Ann Davidson, of Goderich, the face behind WorldRooted: the Art Project for People, in creating a line of t-shirts, posters and stickers for the campaign. These t-shirts, posters and stickers will be available after today (Apr.1).
"I'm a huge fan of Genelle, both as an artist and a frontline champion for the Rights of the Child with RRHC. I founded WorldRooted: the Art Project for People to shine a light on people like her, then watched for the perfect opportunity to collaborate," explained Davidson. "When Executive Director Selena Hazlitt told me about the extra time and expenses Rural Response for Healthy Children is pouring into their pandemic action, I knew it was time."
According to Davidson, the goal is to raise $8,000 to help supply local families.
"Even more so, we hope parents and caregivers will know they've got a community that sees and supports them," said Davidson.
Hijinks! Custom Screen Printing is now taking pre-orders of these beautiful, ethical t-shirts, from which 25 per cent will go straight to RRHC.
"Visit www.bethanyann.ca by Good Friday, Apr. 10 to make your purchase and enter our draw for a whole assortment of "Let Love Go Viral" swag. Or make a social-media post showing your family spreading love, not germs, and hashtag it #LetLoveGoViralRRHC for another chance to enter. Thank you for helping us add to the beauty!" concluded Davidson.
MP Ben Lobb announced on Apr. 7 that he is calling upon Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and Finance Minister Bill Morneau to cancel the upcoming MP pay increase in their next round of emergency legislation.
If the Prime Minister and Finance Minister are unwilling to roll the pay increase back, Lobb has decided to donate his raise to good causes throughout Huron-Bruce.
The Methodist Church - perhaps more familiar to people as the village Catholic Church on Louisa Street is today a residence. This image was taken sometime between the Catholic Church's closure and its rejuvenation as a residence. (Photo by Jack Pal)
"An appeal has been made to have cows and geese shut up at night," according to the July 27, 1894 edition of the Clinton News-Record. "Take for example, Ann Street on which the Methodist Church is situated. It would disgrace a cattle yard. It is the worst street we know of in the village. What have the citizens who have to endure the stench, done to purify it? What have the members of the Methodist Church who have to pass through this barnyard of filth done to remove the abominable nuisance. It is simply scandalous for Bayfield to have such a street as Ann and that just because herds of cows and flocks of geese are allowed to vilify our streets at night."
It wasn't just Ann Street that had this problem. Colina Street was nicknamed "Goose alley" because it was a favorite nighttime resting place for Canada geese.
Sometime when you are walking around the older area of the village, notice some of the small two cow barns that look like old garages but aren't attached to any building. Before Bayfield had milk delivery, most properties had small barns for a couple of cows and chicken coops in their yards. Just about every home had a picket fence because at night the cows would be allowed to roam. The benefit was that they kept the grass cut. The disadvantage was that cow paddy slalom, especially during the dark nights, became a village sport.
This problem was particularly vexing before the village got electricity.
Arthur Ford wrote about this problem in the London Free Press, "Before the days of hydro, even with the aid of flashlights, it was risky at night. Not only was there the possibility of stumbling over a sleeping bossy, but the constant fear of walking shoe deep into a fragrant and glutinous reminder of some cow's carelessness. Many a wandering love couple met with disaster on the streets of Bayfield, which brought romance to an unhappy end."
The idea of not allowing cows to wander and graze at night was contentious.
According to Ford, "It was felt that the city summer visitors in their opposition to the roaming cows were interfering with the sacred rights and privileges of the villagers."
Front page of a Methodist Church booklet produced in 1906.
In September 1895, the Bayfield village councillors came up with a solution for the Methodist Church parishioners.
According to the Clinton New Era, "By reason of the very quietness of this street, cattle etc., congregate there largely with the result that it is hardly possible to find a clean passage through it on Sunday, and at night many persons have been deterred from attending the Church services. It is to remedy this difficulty that the council, at the request of the pastor of the church has ordered the sidewalk and it deserves the thanks of the Methodist community for thus promptly recognizing their need and by an almost unanimous vote granting their request."
The Methodists were blessed with Bayfield's first plank sidewalk but this only aggravated sectarian animosity. It didn't solve the Clan Gregor Square problem and the Anglicans were agitated because they believed that they were also entitled to a sidewalk.
This article was written with the support and encouragement of the Bayfield Historical Society (BHS).
Volunteers from Bayfield's Home4Good are available to shop for those unable to shop for themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic. Home4Good continues to review online resources, and recommends practices for safe shopping.
During the pandemic Home4Good shopping buddy volunteers will not take their buddies shopping with them and will only shop for others while they do their own shopping, and will only shop once weekly. Shopping volunteers will not enter people's homes as they do their part to keep everyone safe.
To apply to shop for the vulnerable or self-isolating, or to apply for help, visit Home4Good's website at www.home4goodbayfield.ca or phone Leslie Bella at 519 955-1531.
Tips for Safe Grocery Shopping:
1. Plan ahead.
2. Write a list (or lists) on paper, in the order of the grocery departments to be visited, this will minimize the time in the store.
3. Practice good hygiene and physical distancing.
4. Stock up, don't hoard.
5. Commit to what you touch.
6. Be considerate and gracious.
7. Clean items upon returning home. Home4Good suggests all items (cans, jars) be wiped down with a solution of one-part bleach and nine parts water; cardboard be discarded because inner packaging will be clean. While some advise washing produce in soap and water, other reputable sources suggest a good wash in water, and scrubbing hard surfaced produce (eg. apples) is sufficient.
Home4Good also recommends contactless payment:
1. Avoid handling cash. Sign up for Applepay.
2. If both shopping parties do online banking, have them transfer payment by email transfer.
3. Alternatively take a cheque from the person being shopped for and use it to purchase a grocery card that can be used to purchases the groceries.
4. Take a personal cheque for the amount of the grocery bill, and deposit it through online banking.
5. Remember to wash hands after handling the cheque or grocery card.
What to know before you go (as of Apr. 4):.
Bayfield Foodland: Shoppers are guided to carts which have been disinfected, and when finished they can put them in a specific place ready to be disinfected again. No gloves allowed. Only one person per household allowed.
Zehrs Country Market: This market south of Bayfield is offering to delivery grocery orders phoned in and prepaid by seniors in the Bayfield area.
Zehrs Goderich: Zehrs has labeled the aisles (foot prints and arrows on the floor) as one way up and next aisle down. Cashiers area is cordoned off from passing traffic. People can no longer take in their own bags. They supply plastic bags for free. (Bags can be saved for Dining for Seniors program if not used at home.) A staff person retrieves grocery carts and sanitizes them before taking into the store. They have hand washing stations with soap outside and inside the store. They have only one cashier who will handle cash as well as cards. The rest handle cards only. There is no express check out.
Food Basics Goderich: An attendant is thoroughly cleaning down the carts which are kept separately in the hallway. Personal shopping bags are still allowed.
Walmart Goderich: Greeter was cleaning carts and the cashier cleaned the debit pad after each customer.
The strength of a community working together brings people through tough times. In the new COVID-19 reality, bringing food to food banks isn't easy, so the Huron County Food Bank Distribution Centre's (HCFBDC) and United Way Perth-Huron (UWPH) are teaming up through UWPH's COVID-19 Urgent Needs Fund from Apr. 3-13 to raise funds for bulk purchases to supply food banks across Perth and Huron.
"Individuals and families are under a great deal of stress," said HCFBDC Executive Director Mary Ellen Zielman. "We have already seen an increase in the number of requests for food from food banks in both counties. We spent 25 per cent more than usual on food purchases last month and it's expected to continue increasing. By giving money to the HCFBDC through UWPH's COVID-19 Urgent Needs Fund, donors can help inject added resources into the system and ensure food banks and the people that need them get through this."
Community is equally important for the HCFBDC itself. Working to provide food security for all people, the Centre is a major hub and supplier of nutritious food for food banks across Perth and Huron. HCFBDC's collective work allows them to buy larger quantities than individual food banks are able to. This buying power allows the organization to stretch donations further and help more people. The ability to help more local people struggling to put food on the table is especially important now as the pandemic puts pressure on employers and more workers are laid off.
"There is so much uncertainty in the world right now as we come to grips with the pandemic," said UWPH Executive Director Ryan Erb. "To the best of our ability, we want to make sure people get the support they need; that's why we're proud to raise funds for the HCFBDC. Individuals and families who suddenly find themselves struggling need to know there is a safety net to catch them, to make sure their health and the health of the people they care about is the priority, not worrying where their next meal is coming from."
The COVID-19 Urgent Needs Fund assists organizations helping individuals and families in need. Organizations like the HCFBDC apply to UWPH and a volunteer committee ensures each application is reviewed quickly to ensure funds are distributed as soon as possible. Applications opened on Apr. 3. To support the HCFBDC through UWPH's COVID-19 Urgent Needs Fund, visit give.unitedway.ca/donate/WSTRAT-UWPH.
The HCFBDC's purpose is to support existing food banks with nutritious foods including milk, eggs, meat, fresh fruits and vegetables as well as dry goods. They channel large food donations in a free-flowing fashion to local community food banks. HCFBDC also acts as a clearing house for donations of food from farmers and food producers, dividing donations into usable portions, then distributing to food banks with a need for products. A supported partner of UWPH, HCFBDC's hard-working staff of 40 dedicated volunteers ensures the organization operates efficiently and effectively while fulfilling its mission to provide food security for all people in the region.
UWPH is a 100 per cent local organization working to address #UNIGNORABLE issues like poverty, homelessness and mental health in our communities. Thanks to United Way and people across the region, over 39,000 of the most vulnerable in Perth and Huron Counties have a brighter future. To show your #LocalLove by donating or volunteering, call 519 271-7730 or 1-877-818-8867, mail to 32 Erie Street, Stratford, ON N5A 2M4 or visit perthhuron.unitedway.ca
The COVID-19 scourge has been affecting us all, and that includes plans for the first season of the Huron Waves Music Festival (HWMF).
With over two months to go before organizers had to suspend sales and still a sales figure approaching 400 tickets for The Kingdom Choir's concerts, they believe there is a healthy appetite for music in South-western Ontario so they are determined to reschedule the dates and artists of the festival for Dec. 1-11, 2020.
In fact, they're going to base the name of their revised plans on one of the Choir's own songs - they famously sang "Stand By Me" at the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle - and call the new plans for HWMF, "Stand By Us!"
"It's good news for us to tell you that along with Canadian musicians, The Kingdom Choir is also reorganising its North American tour and adding seasonal music to its repertoire. The Choir will be with us in Huron County during our new dates!" said Paul Ciufo, HWMF Board president.
As this year moves along and especially in the autumn, closer to these dates, HWMF will keep in touch with more precise details about the program.
"We all need good news to help us get through the challenges of these days of isolation and anxiety. I hope you will feel, as we do, that Huron Waves' plans to mount a festival of outstanding music that includes The Kingdom Choir can be, at least for now, the kind of positive, long-range thinking we all need to hear about," said HWMF Artistic Director, John Miller.
Eugene DuFour
Bayfield resident, Eugene Dufour is a clinically trained Individual, Marital and Family Therapist, Bereavement Specialist, Compassion Fatigue Educator and Therapist and a Critical Incident Stress Debriefing Facilitator. He presently works as a Psychosocial Spiritual Care Clinician with the Huron Perth Palliative Care Outreach Team.
Dufour received his Bachelors and Masters degree from King's College at the University of Western Ontario. He has been working in the area of bereavement and trauma work, hospice palliative care, and the HIV/AIDS movement for the past 30 years. He is a past president of the Ontario Palliative Care Association and the Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association.
In 2002 Dufour was presented with the Commemorative Medal for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth IIs Golden Jubilee by the Governor General of Canada for his work in hospice palliative care.
Dufour was approached by several organizations to provide them with "Reflections" to offer coping techniques through the COVID-19 crisis. He was kind enough to submit these to the Bayfield Breeze and we hope to share them here as space allows.
This week we include two, the first is addressed to people in the healthcare field, first responders and essential workers, however, anyone feeling stress in these times may find the suggestions helpful. The second reflection provides tips on how to help children cope during COVID.
The S S – V V – P P Model for Working with Ongoing Trauma**
To Healthcare Workers, First Responders and Essential Workers:
I started using this model of dealing with trauma when I was doing debriefings for survivors of the 9/11 attacks. It is a simple three step process called S S – V V – P P. That is all you must remember.
Step One: S S stands for Safe and Secure. Find someone that you feel safe and secure with.
Step Two: V V stands for Ventilate and Validate. Tell your support person how you are feeling and what you are thinking…ventilate. Your support person just listens and says that they hear you…validate.
Step 3: P P stands for Plan and Prepare. You and your support person come up with a simple plan to prepare for the next day of working during COVID-19. The most important step is to, daily, ventilate your thoughts, feelings and fears and have someone validate that you have a right to feel this way.
The C.H.I.L.D. Model for Dealing with Fears, Grief and Trauma
Children can handle the known…it is the unknown that terrifies them. It is
important for children to have many opportunities to talk about their concerns and fears. Remember this wise statement: what the mind supresses - the body expresses. The C.H.I.L.D. model is a helpful and easy to remember guide when talking to children about their fears.
C - Consider: The age, home situation, wellbeing and the life history of the child.
H – Honesty: Be as honest and practical as possible. Use language the child
will understand. Be aware of our need to protect and shelter children. Find a
balance between protect and inform. Give information about this crisis in small pieces.
I - Involve the child: get them talking about their fears and also their solutions. Ask the child how they think Grandma or Grandpa would handle this or how their favorite Superhero would deal with this situation.
L - Listen: Let them ventilate their feelings and then validate those feelings. "I hear what you are saying...That must have been so scary. You have a right to feel this way". Feelings are never right or wrong...always neutral. Have uninterrupted time. Get in touch with the wisdom of your
D - Do: it over and over and over. Children need constant reassurance. In order to get through this crisis, we need to focus on making our children, family members and our community feel loved and secure.
We can do this!
**Source – NOVA Training.
For the latest statistics on COVID-19 cases in Huron and Perth Counties please visit: www.hpph.ca/en/health-matters/covid-19-in-huron-and-perth.aspx
Global learning technology leader D2L announced on March 23 that it is partnering with Bayfield Design to offer an online course on COVID-19 at no cost.
The unique, complimentary course was built by educators and is based on the science behind COVID-19. The course helps learners and educators understand the global pandemic, its risks, and how to effectively manage it. D2L and Bayfield Design are key players in the online education sector and strongly believe they have a duty to help the 850 million students who are out of school worldwide.
"As educators, we believe that knowledge is essential to dealing with a crisis in a steady and effective way. That's why we've put together this comprehensive review of all that we know to date about COVID-19, and made it available to everyone, at no cost," said President and CEO of D2L, John Baker.
"With years of experience developing online courses Bayfield Design was well-equipped to partner with D2L on this initiative. In times like this, knowledge and education are powerful tools that can help us navigate challenging situations. Our goal is to provide a resource that promotes interaction and learning from scientific, social, and economic perspectives on the COVID-19 pandemic and how we can work together to respond to this crisis," said Senior Director of Operations at Bayfield Design, Kim Loebach.
The medical community continues to learn about both the virus and the disease as new research and information becomes available. The course gives people the most up-to-date, reliable, scientifically accurate information to limit the spread of misinformation. It also gives strategies for dealing with the pandemic, knowledge about symptoms, tips on proper hygiene, and definitions and proper terminology around the COVID-19 pandemic. Users can test their understanding of the content and bridge any gaps in their own knowledge about COVID-19.
Click on the following link to access this course: opencoursesstore.d2l.com
With the uncertainty of the impact of COVID-19 on local, rural health care services over the coming weeks, we are reaching out on behalf of all health care providers to partner with local accommodation providers to offer a "home away from home" for those who are working tirelessly to keep everyone safe. They are looking to develop a list of interested organizations and/or individuals who can offer overnight accommodation for staff and physicians.
"If we end up with a high number of COVID-19 patients in our hospitals, long term care homes, retirement homes and across the broader Huron Perth community, the health care providers caring for these individuals may prefer not to go home after their shifts," said President and CEO of the Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance, Andrew Williams. "The opportunity to stay locally would be very well received and would further strengthen our abilities to respond to the evolving COVID-19 situation in a safe and responsible manner."
Businesses and individuals interested in supporting this initiative are asked to contact Laurie Roberts, via e-mail at email@example.com or 519 272-8210 Ext. 2426. A full list of participating organizations will then be shared with all health care providers across the region.
May 1st is the next deadline for individuals and organizations to submit applications for the Huron Heritage Fund (HHF). Established in 2007, the purpose of the Huron Heritage Fund is to encourage the preservation of heritage assets and activities of heritage importance to the County of Huron and its residents.
Many initiatives from throughout Huron County have been supported by the HHF since its inception. In recent years, projects have included support for the Reuben Sallows Gallery, Bayfield Historical Society, printing of the book, "Onion Skins and Peach Fuzz", and upgrades to Elimville Community Park.
"The County will contribute up to 50 per cent of the costs of a project to a maximum of $5,000," according to Beth Rumble, director of Cultural Services. This investment leverages other groups or individuals to invest in Huron County's heritage also.
Projects will assist in the preservation and restoration of heritage landmarks, historic buildings, and objects of historical significance not owned by the County of Huron. Heritage publications and events also qualify for support under this program.
More information about the application process can be found on the Huron County Museum's website at www.huroncountymuseum.ca/huron-heritage-fund/.
The annual family-friendly Trout Fishing Derby, sponsored by the Exeter Lions Club and Ausable Bayfield Conservation Foundation (ABCA) , is cancelled for the year 2020. There will be no stocking of rainbow trout in Morrison Reservoir (Morrison Lake) this year either, according to derby organizers.
The event had been scheduled for May 2. It would have been the 36th annual derby. Organizers say cancelling this year's event is the right thing to do during the current COVID-19 pandemic as a way to do their part in protecting public health.
"We have been proud to host this wonderful family event for 35 years. This year we are cancelling the derby as a way we can help in the Canada-wide effort to protect the health of everyone in our community," said President of Exeter Lions Club, Craig Glavin. "It is disappointing we cannot hold the event this year but we are confident this is the right thing to help do our part in preventing the spread of COVID-19."
Chair of Ausable Bayfield Conservation Foundation, David Frayne said, "The Conservation Foundation has been a proud partner in the fishing derby for many years and it has been a wonderful way for young people to be active outdoors and to enjoy nature. This year, however, it is the right thing to do to cancel the event. Groups throughout our great country are doing what they can to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and the Exeter Lions Club and the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Foundation are joining in this public health response."
Canadian public health authorities have advised people to stay home, practise social distancing, and avoid group events. The fishing derby is a well-attended event so, to eliminate the potential risk of participants being in close proximity and potentially passing on a virus, organizers are cancelling the event this year.
The organizations will evaluate the event next year to discuss whether the derby will return in 2021.
The Government of Canada's recently-announced Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) opened for applications on Apr. 6.
The Canada Emergency Response Benefit will be available to workers who:
• Reside in Canada and are at least 15 years-old
• Have stopped working because of COVID-19
• Had an income of at least $5,000 in 2019, or in the 12 months prior to their date of application; and
• Are or expect to be without employment or self-employment income for at least 14 consecutive days in the initial four-week period. For subsequent benefit periods, they expect to have no employment income.
The benefit is also available to workers who, after March 15, are eligible for Employment Insurance regular or sickness benefits. The CERB will be paid monthly in the amount of $2,000. If an individual continues to receive no employment income, they can re-apply for a payment for a subsequent 4-week period, to a maximum of 16 weeks.
The $5,000 income requirement can come from any combination of the following sources: employment, self-employment, or maternity and parental benefits under the EI program.
Canadians can expect to receive their payments within three to five business days by direct deposit, or within ten business days by cheque.
Go to Canada.ca/coronavirus to access the application.
Applicants will be asked simple questions that help direct them to one of two service options:
• Canadians who would generally be eligible for EI benefits will be directed to apply for the CERB through Service Canada through Appliweb.
• Canadians who are not eligible for EI benefits will be directed to apply for the CERB through the CRA's MyAccount or CRA's automated toll-free line at 1-800-959-2019. This is a dedicated line for CERB applications.
The benefit is only available to individuals who stopped work as a result of COVID-19-related reasons. The benefit is available from March 15 to Oct. 3. People can apply no later than Dec. 2. Individuals receiving the Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy cannot apply for the CERB.
Canadians can apply for the CERB by signing up for "My Account" through the Canada Revenue Agency, or from a "My Service Canada" account. Confirm direct deposit and mailing information is up to date with the CRA here: www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/e-services/e-services-individuals/account-individuals.html
New Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy (CEWS) details have also been announced:
• Businesses must show a 30 per cent decline in revenue compared to the same month last year.
• 75 per cent of the first $58,700 of income and a maximum of $847 per week per employee would be provided to businesses.
• Businesses would need to re-apply each month to receive the benefit. Employers will also need to attest that they are making a reasonable effort to pay the remaining 25 per cent of their employees' wages.
• The benefit would apply to all eligible non-profits, charities and businesses including those in the hospitality sector. Crown Corporations and municipalities are ineligible for CEWS. More information is forthcoming from the federal government regarding specific eligibility for non-profits and charities.
• If approved, eligible employers would be able to access the CEWS by applying to the Canada Revenue Agency online portal found here: www.canada.ca/en/revenue-agency/services/e-services/cra-login-services.html
• Those organizations that do not qualify for the CEWS may continue to qualify for the previously announced 10 per cent wage subsidy.
• The government promised funds would be available in approximately six weeks.
(Press release dated Apr. 3.)
One Care is launching a new Grocery Delivery service for seniors and people with health challenges and the agency is partnering with Foodland locations in Clinton, Exeter, Wingham and Stratford. Shown here are: John Matthews, driver with One Care Home & Community Support Services and Cheryl McWilliam, owner of the Stratford Foodland. To register for the Grocery Delivery program or to ask about other services call Community Support Services Central Intake at 1-844-482-7800. For more information about One Care services visit www.onecaresupport.ca. (Submitted photo)
Volume 11
There are countless photographs of people in the Bayfield Historical Society's Archives collection, but sadly their names were never recorded. In this section we will showcase an image with the hopes that one of our subscribers might be able to identify the individual(s) in the photo. Please email your information to the Editor's attention at the address listed near the bottom of the page in "Submissions" or you can email the archivist directly at email@example.com or click on the image and make a comment on Flickr.
Editor's Note: We are now adding the archive's code to the information supplied with the photographs so that if anyone would like to learn more from the Bayfield Archives about certain pictures they can use the code to make the process easier.
This week, we feature a photo of the Bayfield Minor Softball team from 1988 that was sponsored by the Cheese Nook. How many of these faces can you recognize? Thank you to Tara Heard for providing this image from her personal collection.
Make your comments...click on any image and it will take you to Flickr.
In Issue 559, we feature a photo of Bayfield Minor Hockey's Pee Wee team for 1988-89. How many of these faces can you recognize? Thank you to Tara Heard for providing this image from her personal collection.
In Issue 560, we feature a photo of Bayfield Minor Baseball's Pee Wee team from 1989. How many of these faces can you recognize? Thank you to Tara Heard for providing this image from her personal collection.
Photographers across the country and south of the border have in recent weeks adopted, "The Front Porch Project" creating precious memories during a historic pandemic. In the process, many of these photographers are raising money for organizations experiencing great need at this time.
Photographer Dianne Brandon, of Bayfield, teamed up with Photographer Chelsey Yundt, of Londesboro, who initiated the project within Huron-Perth. They launched their own version of "The Front Porch Project" on March 24 after checking with Huron Perth Public Health to ensure it was safe for them to do so as they maintain double the physical distancing currently required when shooting. The photographers use long lenses to capture the images of families who peer out from windows or emerge from their homes onto front porches or steps.
Initially the pair, divided and conquered area communities, overwhelmed by the interest Brandon is now restricting her visits to Bayfield and area homes only. For a donation of $20, sent by Etransfer, with all proceeds going to support local food banks, participants receive three edited images. To date Yundt and Brandon have raised over $2,400.
For more information contact Brandon at 519 525-8884 or private message her on her Facebook page, "Dianne Brandon Photography".
Brightening the Day...By Joan Birch
Email your photo in Jpeg format to firstname.lastname@example.com with the subject line Subscriber Photo of the Week. or...Upload your photo to Flickr.
I am looking for the Bayfield that is a delight to the eye – please share photos with a touch of whimsy, beauty, humor or a sense of fun. If you are to include people in your photos be sure to have their permission to publish their picture on-line and also send in their names and where they are from. And don't forget to tell me who took the photo for proper credit to be issued
For many around the globe the way Easter is celebrated will be a little different this year. A friend shared that her family will still be having dinner together while distancing - sitting down at their own tables united in conversation via lap tops, tablets and phones. Staying apart during this family time to ensure that they can all be together again one day.
As my deadline approached I came across a declaration from Ontario Premier Doug Ford, a note of reassurance for any youngsters worried if the Easter Bunny will make a visit in 2020. His declaration follows. I hope everyone enjoys a little chocolate cheer this Sunday and that the Bunny is good to you too. - Melody
Ideas and contributions to the Bayfield Breeze are always welcome.
Deadlines for submissions are Sundays at 4 p.m.
Please email me at email@example.com or call 519-525-3830.
Writer, editor, photographer: Melody Falconer-Pounder
Web publisher/Graphic Designer: Dennis Pal
Advertising Sales: Mike Dixon
Logo Design: Kyle Vanderburgh, Goderich Print Shop
Special thanks to the Bayfield and Area Chamber of Commerce
Breeze Committee:Mike Dixon, John Pounder, Dennis Pal, Melody Falconer-Pounder


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In 2019, natural gas spot prices at the national benchmark Henry Hub in Louisiana averaged $2.57 per million British thermal units (MMBtu), about 60 cents per MMBtu lower than in 2018 and the lowest annual average price since 2016. Lower natural gas prices in 2019 supported higher consumption—particularly in the electric generation sector—and higher natural gas exports. Continued growth in domestic production of natural gas also supported lower natural gas prices throughout the year.
Monthly average natural gas prices at most key regional trading hubs in 2019 reached their highest levels in February, and they were relatively low and stable from April through December. In the Northeast, additional imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) into New England limited price spikes during the winter of 2018–19. Despite a cold snap in the Midwest in February 2019, natural gas prices at Chicago Citygate were lower than during previous extreme weather events.
However, in the Pacific Northwest, unseasonably cold weather at the end of winter coupled with regional supply constraints and decreased storage inventories led to significant price spikes at the Northwest Sumas hub in March. Additional pipeline takeaway capacity in the Permian region eased some infrastructure constraints and increased regional prices at the Waha hub in western Texas after six consecutive months of prices lower than $1/MMBtu (March through August).
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, based on Natural Gas Intelligence
Natural gas consumption in the residential and commercial sectors increased by 2% in 2019 compared with 2018, based on the U.S. Energy Information Administration's (EIA) monthly data through October and estimates for November and December. Natural gas use in the electric generation sector also increased in 2019, particularly in July and August when a heat wave in the Midwest and the Northeast led to record-high generation by natural gas-fired power plants.
Lower summer natural gas prices, which averaged $2.33/MMBtu in June through August (the lowest summer average Henry Hub natural gas price since 1998), have supported higher natural gas-fired generation in the summer months.
Dry natural gas production has grown every year since 2016. Production increased by 7.5 billion cubic feet per day (Bcf/d) (9%) through the first 10 months of the year after record growth in 2018. Sustained growth in natural gas production put downward pressure on prices, which continued to decline for most of 2019.
Natural gas storage inventories ended the withdrawal season at the end of March at their lowest levels since 2014. However, record natural gas production growth supported near-record injection activity during the injection season through October. The injection season ended with the second-highest net injection volume since 2014.
Most new pipelines placed in service in 2019 were located in the South Central and Northeast regions. These pipelines provide additional takeaway capacity out of the Permian and Appalachian supply basins and will serve growing demand for LNG exports, pipeline exports to Mexico, and U.S. natural gas-fired power generation.
In 2019, natural gas exports—both by pipeline to Mexico and as LNG—continued to grow. U.S. natural gas exports to Mexico by pipeline averaged 5.1 Bcf/d in the first 10 months of 2019, 0.4 Bcf/d more than the 2018 average. Following an expansion in U.S. cross-border pipeline capacity, several new pipelines in Mexico continued to experience delays, limiting growth in exports.
U.S. LNG exports set a new record in 2019, averaging an estimated 5.0 Bcf/d (69% higher than in 2018) as the United States became the third-largest global LNG exporter. Several new LNG facilities were placed in service in 2019. Louisiana's Cameron LNG placed its first liquefaction unit (referred to as a train) in service in May. Texas's Freeport LNG exported its first cargo from the newly commissioned Train 1 in September, followed by its first export cargo from Train 2 in December. Corpus Christi LNG (also in Texas) commissioned its second train in July. In December, Georgia's Elba Island placed in service the first three of its moveable modular liquefaction system (MMLS) units and exported its first LNG cargo.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Natural Gas Monthly and Short-Term Energy Outlook
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It was just over five years ago that ExxonMobil discovered first oil in Guyana, transforming the sleepy South American country into the world's upstream hotspot in just half a decade. The strike rate there has been amazing – 18 discoveries out of 20 well campaigns, and more seem to coming as new discovery efforts get underway. This made Guyana the envy of its neighbours. And why not? The Guyanese economy is projected to grow at 86% y-o-y in 2020, despite the Covid-19 pandemic, as first commercial oil from the Liza field hit the market.
Just over the Guyana border, Suriname, a former Dutch colony had all the more reason to be envious. Unlike Guyana, Suriname has an established upstream industry. Managed by the state oil firm Staastsolie, the volumes are paltry: the onshore Calcutta and Tamabredjo field collectively produce at a current rate of 17,000 b/d. Guyana's Liza field alone is 15 times larger than Suriname's total crude output. But the Guyanese miracle always did herald some hope that some of that golden dust could blow Suriname's way, not least because the giant offshore discoveries in the Staebroek block were just across the maritime border.
In January 2020, this bet proved right. US independent Apache announced it had made a 'significant oil discovery' at the Maka-Central 1 well, the first suggestion that the Cretaceous oil formation in Guyana extended southeast to Suriname. Two more discoveries were announced by Apache in quick succession, Sapakara West and, just this week, Kwaskwasi. All three are located in the 1.4 million acre offshore Block 58, which was originally held entirely by Apache before French supermajor Total bought into a 50% stake just before the Maka Central discovery was announced. Three discoveries in six month is quite a payoff, especially with the Kwaskwasi-1 well delivering the highest net pay and confirming a 'world-class hydrocarbon resource'. More importantly, initial findings suggest that Kwaskwasi holds oil with API gravities in the 34-43 degree range, the sort of light oil that is perfect for petrochemicals and higher-grade fuels.
With Total scheduled to take over operatorship of the block after a fourth drilling campaign, the partners are eager to extend their streak. The Sam Croft drillship is scheduled to head to Keskesi, the fourth scheduled prospect in Block 58, after operations at Kwaskwasi-1 have concluded, and an additional exploration campaign is already in the plans for 2021.
Total and Apache aren't the only ones playing in Surinamese waters, though they are the first to hit the payday. Most of the country's offshore blocks have been apportioned, snapped up by ExxonMobil, Kosmos, Petronas, Tullow and Equinor, and all are hoping to be the next to announce a find. ExxonMobil, with Equinor and Hess Energy, have a good position in Block 59, just next to the Caieteur block in Guyana, while Kosmos is hunting in Block 42, right next to the Canje block in Guyana. However, it is Malaysia's Petronas that is the next likely candidate. Present in Suriname since 2016, when it drilled the exploratory Roselle-1 well in Block 52, Petronas also has interests in Block 48 and Block 53, and recently completed a farm-out sale with ExxonMobil for 50% of Block 52. Its drilling campaign for the Sloanea-1 well is scheduled to begin in Q4 2020, and will be keenly watched by all in Suriname.
Unlike Guyana that had no state oil company, Suriname has existing national oil infrastructure. Staatsolie currently controls onshore and shallow water areas in the country. However, all wells drill in offshore Block A, B, C and D have turned out dry so far. That leaves Staatsolie in a situation: its own areas are not prolific as discoveries by Total, Apache, Petronas et al. For now, Staatsolie is looking to gain rights to 10-20% of any oil discovery within Suriname, but the framework for this is weak and it must navigate carefully to not antagonise the oil majors that are powering the discoveries in its waters. It will do well to avoid the confrontational attitude that is jeopardising LNG development in Papua New Guinea with ExxonMobil and Total, but Staatsolie does have a claim to Suriname's oil riches for itself.
For now, it is exhilarating to observe the progress in this previously quiet corner of South America. It is the closest thing to frontier oil exploration in the 21st century, with each new discovery generating more and more excitement. Who would have thought there was so much oil left undiscovered? Guyana has shot into the spotlight, Suriname is starting its own ascent and… who knows… could French Guiana be next?
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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Annual Coal Report
In 2019, U.S. coal production totaled 706 million short tons (MMst), a 7% decrease from the 756 MMst mined in 2018. Last year's production was the lowest amount of coal produced in the United States since 1978, when a coal miners' strike halted most of the country's coal production from December 1977 to March 1978. Weekly coal production estimates from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) show the United States is on pace for an even larger decline in 2020, falling to production levels comparable with those in the 1960s.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Annual Coal Report
Wyoming produces more coal than any other state, representing 39% of U.S. coal production in 2019, at 277 MMst, which is 9% lower than its coal production in 2018. Coal production in West Virginia, the state with the second-highest coal output, fell by a relatively smaller 2% in 2019. West Virginia is a primary producer of metallurgical coal, which saw sustained demand for exports in 2019. Coal production recently stopped in two states, Kansas in 2017 and Arkansas in 2018. Arizona stopped producing coal in the fall of 2019 when the coal-fired Navajo Generating Station and adjacent Kayenta coal mine that supplied it both closed.
EIA estimates weekly coal production using coal railcar loadings. In 2020, weekly coal railcar loadings have been trending much lower than 2019 levels, and most recent year-to-date coal railcar loadings were down 27% compared with 2019.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Weekly Coal Production
The decline of U.S. coal production so far in 2020 reflects less demand for coal internationally and less generation from U.S. coal-fired power plants. U.S. coal exports through May 2020 are 29% lower than during the first five months of 2019. U.S. coal-fired generation fell to a 42-year low in 2019, decreasing nearly 16% from the previous year, and has fallen another 34% through May 2020.
Estimated U.S. coal production through mid-July 2020 is 27% lower than the average annual 2019 output, and EIA expects these reductions in production to persist during the remainder of the year. In the latest Short-Term Energy Outlook (STEO), EIA forecasts a 29% decline in U.S. coal production in 2020.
EIA forecasts that U.S. coal production will increase by 7% in 2021, when rising natural gas prices may cause some coal-fired electric power plants to become more economical to dispatch. Much of EIA's projected recovery in coal production is in the western United States.
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Amid the unprecedented upheaval that has taken its toll on the world and, in particular the energy industry in the first half of this year, life goes on. Despite shut-ins, weak prices, huge impairments, gloomy forecasts and business challenges, life still goes on. Rigs are still running, exploration is still being conducted and projects are still being approved. The oil and gas world has weathered a huge storm, but that has not stopped it from focusing on necessary work that is vital for the future of the industry itself and the global economy. We have summarised a list of key upstream announcements and developments since April.
One of the major headlines that came out over the past three months was news that Total's giant LNG in Mozambique has secured as much as US$16 billion in funds from various financial institutions. This is the single largest foreign direct investment project in Africa ever, matching the total current GDP of Mozambique. The speed at which Total completed financing for the US$23 billion project (which taps in the gigantic Golfinho and Atum natural gas fields) is quite remarkable, when the ExxonMobil-led Rovuma LNG next door is facing delays. In fact, the funding raised US$600 million than expected, representing the faith that the 13.1 million ton per annum project, potentially expandable to 43 mtpa, will pay off in the long run. For Total, this will be a hedge, given that its LNG efforts in Papua New Guinea are currently still stymied by a showdown against the country's new government.
Chevron also had some major news to publish. After failing to acquire Anadarko in 2019 in a dramatic storyline against Occidental Petroleum, the US supermajor has swooped in to acquire US independent Noble Energy for some US$5 billion. The acquisition neatly replaces what the original Anadarko purchase was supposed to achieve – expand Chevron's presence in the prolific US onshore shale basins, with Noble's 92,000 acres in the Permian noted as being 'largely contiguous and adjacent' to Chevron's current assets. Noble will also bring with it established positions in the Eagle Ford basin, significant US midstream assets and upstream assets in Israel and Equatorial Guinea, swelling Chevron's proven oil and gas reserves by 18%. For that amount of potential, the price is a steal. With smaller shale players under pressure, expect more acquisitions of this sort to be announced by deep-pocketed bargain hunters.
Chevron wasn't the only one to make acquisitions. ConocoPhillips splashed out US$375 million to take up land in Western Canada's liquids-rich Montney formation, taking the Inga-Fireweed asset from Kelt Exploration. Trident Energy completed its purchase of 10 concessions in the offshore Pampo and Enchova clusters in Brazil from Petrobras. And trader Vitol announced a rara avis, a new US upstream venture called Vencer Energy, focusing on acquiring and operating mature assets in the US Lower 48 region from its base in Houston.
New discoveries have also been coming at a regular speed. Despite divesting assets, Petrobras announced two new discoveries in the offshore Buzios and Albacora pre-salt fields, with reserves of 'excellent quality'. Eni continues its winning run in Egypt with the new Bashrush natural gas discovery in the Mediterranean Sea, while MOL made its lucky 13th discovery in Pakistan with the Mamikhel South-1 well (the tenth in the TAL Block alone) that revealed 'significant gas and condensate reserves'. ExxonMobil has restarted two of its four drillships in Guyana and Petronas has handed out contracts in Suriname, so more discoveries are due from that part of the Caribbean. Neptune Energy hit oil at the Dugong well in the Norwegian North Sea, and China's CNOOC announced a 'significant discovery' at the Huizhou 26-6 well in the Pearl River Mouth Basin – the first mid-to-large sized oil and gas field in the area.
CNOOC will be hoping the Huizhou discovery will continue its streak of recent discoveries, boosting domestic Chinese upstream output. Its Luda 21-2/16-3 asset, in the Bohai Sea's Liaodong Bay, has just started up production, reaching a peak of 25,600 b/d in 2022. Sinopec is also marshalling resources, announcing a US$770 million plan to develop the Dingbei gas prospect in Ningxia and its 230 bcm of natural gas.
Medco reported first gas from the Meliwis field off East Java in Indonesia from an unmanned platform, while the National Iranian Oil Co shrugged off a domestic economic crisis to partner with Persia Oil and Gas Industry Development Co for US$463 million to re-develop the Yaran field in the Khuzestan Province, raising output by 40 million barrels over 10 years. And then in frozen Siberia, where Novatek is speeding ahead with LNG, Gazprom Neft and Shell have agreed to collaborate on developing the Leskinsky and Pukhutsyayakhshy blocks in the Gydan Peninsula: an unusual display of cooperation between a Russian state firm and a Western supermajor.
This is not an exhaustive list of recent developments in the upstream oil and gas corner of the universe. They are the most notable, but there are other signs that the thaw is coming and the industry can recover and begin to grow again. Covid-19 may be something that we must all learn to live with going forward, but life will always go on, and this too shall pass.
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The IPWEA's Cairns International Conference, to be held at the world renowned Cairns Convention Centre from 26–30 August, promises to be the highlight of the year on the public works calendar.
The record response to the call for abstracts is an indication of the standing the IPWEA National Conference has developed in Australia and overseas. In addition to all States being represented, there will be 24 international papers.
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CEO of the Australian Conservation Foundation, Don Henry, will deliver the opening keynote address on the issue of the impact of climate change on public works which is sure to place another pressure in the sustainability of Local Government.
Climate change will also be addressed by Professor John Martin from Latrobe University with a focus on risk management and implementation issues for Local Government.
Engineer and economist, John Howard, NAMS.AU Project Manager, will outline the Australian Infrastructure Financial Management Guidelines which has for the first time brought together technical and financial expertise to provide a pathway to financial sustainability for Local Government.
Paul Baker from leading HR consultants, Hudson will address Australia's worsening skills shortage, while international water resource management specialist, Ronnie McKenzie, will speak on his worldwide experience in water demand management and the lessons learnt in other dry parts of the world.
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