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The Central Regional Minister, Justina Marigold Assan, has appealed for nationwide support to help save water bodies from wanton pollution by...

Stanford University scientists say they can make wind power a steady, dependable source of electricity but it will require connecting wind farms throughout a given geographic area with new transmission lines, always a difficult sell for people who live in the affected area.

The Portuguese Navy is recruiting for the Officer class in the Superior Naval Technician and Naval Technician category.

Jenna Jambeck, Georgia Athletic Association Distinguished Professor of Environmental Engineering at the University of Georgia, was named SEC Professor of the Year for decades of work investigating plastic pollution and

Colorado River District Water Resources Engineer/Project Manager Rebecca Briesemoore presented at the District’s “State of the River” meeting in Meeker last Wednesday. LUCAS TURNER PHOTOS Visitors and locals filled the Fairfield Center event space last week for the Colorado River District’s (CRD) “White River — State of the River” meeting. CRD staff hosted the event, sharing

Fernando Miralles-Wilhelm will be the next chair of the University of Maryland - Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science, beginning on July 1. He will also continue serving as interim director

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A new method to measure homophily in large group interactions offers insights into how groups might interact in the future.

City of Kearney Sanitary Sewer Crews will be performing routine maintenance on the sanitary sewer main running along 56th Street from 2nd Avenue to N Avenue. Th

Will carbon capture technology bail society out of the latest version of greenhouse gas emissions, CO2 suddenly doubling its rate of increase when compared to