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-On April 1, 2021, <code>StdEnv/2020</code> will be the default environment for all clusters. However, you can specify your own default environment at any time by modifying the file <code>$HOME/.modulerc</code>.  For example, running the following command will set your default environment to <code>StdEnv/2018.3</code>:
+On April 1, 2021, <code>StdEnv/2020</code> will be the default environment for all clusters. However, you can specify your own default environment at any time by modifying the <code>$HOME/.modulerc</code> file.  For example, running the following command will set your default environment to <code>StdEnv/2018.3</code>:
 {{Command|echo "module-version StdEnv/2018.3 default" >> $HOME/.modulerc}}
 You must log out and log in again for this change to take effect.
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 Loading modules in your <code>.bashrc</code> is '''not recommended'''. Instead, explicitly load modules in your job scripts.
-= I'm not using the HPC-clusters but only the Compute Canada Cloud. Do I need to worry about this? = <!--T:10-->
+= I don't use the HPC clusters but cloud resources only. Do I need to worry about this? = <!--T:10-->
 No, this change will only affect the [[Available software]] accessed by [[Using modules| using environment modules]].
-= I can not load module <code>something/version</code> = <!--T:11-->
+= I can no longer load a module that I previously used = <!--T:11-->
-With the new environment, we installed more recent versions of most software packages. Please use the <code>module avail</code> command to find corresponding upgraded versions. For example:
+More recent versions of most applications are installed in the new environment. To see the available versions, run the <code>module avail</code> command. For example,
 {{Command|module avail gcc}}
-will show you that we have multiple versions of the GCC compilers, although not necessarily the exact same versions.
+shows several versions of the GCC compilers, which may be different from those in earlier environments.
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