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The designation is a milestone intended to help with efforts to expand connections to open space and hiking and biking trails.

USGBC LEED for Cities certification has provided over $2 million to accelerate action on climate change, resilience, and social equity.

DHHL Breaks Ground on New Hawaiʻi Island Residential Homestead Lots

In 2021, Eleanor was one of only 28 students chosen to participate in a NASA Student Airborne Research Program (SARP) internship where she samples and studied atmospheric gases: www.oit.edu/news/environmental-sciences-student-intern-nasa-studying-atmospheric-gases.  

In honor of females’ beloved event in March, Women’s History Month, let’s not only reflect on the brilliant women in the past but also the present. Women’s History Month isn’t

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Current job vacancies at NYSDEC

The Carpinteria Planning Commission expressed a number of concerns with the dune & shoreline management plan on its agenda on Monday, with Commissioner John Callender calling the plan “a really, horribly bad idea.”

The Raiders and NFL teamed up with Clark County Parks to plant thousands of native plants and trees at Wetland Park to help improve air and water quality in Las Vegas.

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