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The COP28 U.N. Climate Conference, to be hosted by the UAE, will commence at the end of a consequential year in terms of climate change and climate action. Summer 2023 was the hottest ever documented. And an unprecedented month of extreme and high temperatures in July saw the global average temperature record broken three times in a span of four days. Alongside this year’s extreme heat, various parts of the globe saw the outbreak of increasingly devastating wildfires and flooding events.

The conference was organized in partnership between the City of Boerne, the Cibolo Center for Conservation and the Hill Country Alliance, a non-profit that aims to protect the Hill Country’s unique resources and heritage.

Applications open Oct. 30 for the 2023 Canada-Alberta Drought Livestock Assistance program, providing livestock producers with up to $165 million to maintain breeding herds.

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously voted Thursday to approve the acquisition of a new wildlife management area proposed for the Lower Yellowstone River.

A proposed water line project in Ohio County has its Fiscal Court and its Water District at odds about whether or not to spend an estimated $1.7 million for two

LOUISA, Ky. — The state of Kentucky is awarding $5.3 million in funding to benefit Lawrence County that will go toward supporting cleaner water and increasing tourism, according to a

Lawrence County received more than $5.3 million from the state Monday to support cleaner water and increasing tourism.

Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously voted Oct. 19 to approve the acquisition of a new wildlife management area proposed for the Lower Yellowstone River.

The governments of Alberta and Canada are providing $165 million to support livestock producers affected by drought and extreme growing conditions.

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission unanimously voted today to approve the acquisition of a new wildlife management area proposed for the Lower Yellowstone