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Opinion: Massive water pipelines, veganism and other reader ideas for fighting the drought - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Massive water pipelines, veganism and other reader ideas for fighting the drought

Opinion: Massive water pipelines, veganism and other reader ideas for fighting the drought Paul Thornton © (Getty Images) Trees burned by the recent Bear Fire line the steep banks of Lake Oroville, where water levels are extremely low, on April 27. (Getty Images) Stop eating meat. Build interstate pipelines. Turn sea water into drinking water. When our letter writers start making these suggestions in earnest, that's how I know we're beginning to feel the effects of another drought in California. I've written about our readers' ambitious ideas to combat drought and wildfires...

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Listen up Congress: Be proactive with land management - Vimarsana News

Listen up Congress: Be proactive with land management

Listen up Congress: Be proactive in preventing fires with land management A cattleman tells how he survived the Bear Fire in 2020 and how it impacted his cattle herd. National Cattlemen's Beef Association | Apr 30, 2021 A 2020 Bear Fire survivor and California cattle producer told a U.S. House subcommittee on public lands, national parks and forests, land management is a necessity. Dr. Dave Daley, whose family has been running cattle on the land for five generations, addressed the combination of wildfires and climate change. He also shared ways to make western forests, grasslands and r...

Residents evacuated because of Three Rivers Fire thankful to have homes to return to - Vimarsana News

Residents evacuated because of Three Rivers Fire thankful to have homes to return to

Residents evacuated because of Three Rivers Fire thankful to have homes to return to Hundreds of people are back in their homes after being evacuated because of the Three Rivers Fire. Residents said they are thankful to come back to see their neighborhoods still standing. Share Updated: 7:22 PM MDT Apr 28, 2021 Shellye Leggett Residents evacuated because of Three Rivers Fire thankful to have homes to return to Hundreds of people are back in their homes after being evacuated because of the Three Rivers Fire. Residents said they are thankful to come back to see their neigh...

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Stunning drone photos show drought emergency in Northern California - Vimarsana News

Stunning drone photos show drought emergency in Northern California

Stunning drone photos over Lake Oroville show drought emergency in Northern California Low water levels at Lake Oroville on April 27 in Oroville, Calif. Four years after then-Gov. Jerry Brown signed an executive order to lift the drought emergency, the state has reentered an emergency with water levels dropping in the state’s reservoirs. (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) April 28, 2021 2:43 PM PT Print Stunning drone photographs of Lake Oroville help illustrate the drought emergency declared by Gov. Gavin Newsom in two Northern California counties. Water levels at Lake Oroville have ...

Three Rivers Fire grows to 6,100 acres; remains 0% contained - Vimarsana News

Three Rivers Fire grows to 6,100 acres; remains 0% contained

The Church Mountain area will also be OPEN The Angus Church of Nazarene, the Capitan Senior Center, and the Ruidoso Downs Senior Center are all open for those being evacuated. The Lincoln County Fairgrounds is also open for those who need to evacuate with animals. Crews planned on using a variety of tactics to suppress the fire Monday, however, all aircraft had to be grounded because of high winds. Tuesday morning brought rain and snow to some portions of the fire.  Officials say the fire hit the 2012 Little Bear Fire burn scar, which they hope slows the fire's progress. Crews are working ...

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