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3,000 trees and counting: Middle schoolers hit milestone in Morton Arboretum's planting project - Vimarsana News

3,000 trees and counting: Middle schoolers hit milestone in Morton Arboretum's planting project

The Morton Arboretum, alongside several local state representatives, called for broader statewide tree planting strategies in Springfield Wednesday as it celebrated the 3,000th tree planted in its yearlong Centennial Tree Planting Initiative.

Students explore Hawaiʻi's forests through music, art, science, hula | University of Hawaiʻi System News - Vimarsana News

Students explore Hawaiʻi's forests through music, art, science, hula | University of Hawaiʻi System News

The music of Hawaiʻi’s natural wonders returned to the stage with Symphony of the Hawaiʻi Forests for Hawaiʻi students grades 4–12.

Source: hawaii.edu
Gov. Scott taps Danielle Fitzko to lead Forests, Parks, and Recreation — Waterbury Roundabout - Vimarsana News

Gov. Scott taps Danielle Fitzko to lead Forests, Parks, and Recreation — Waterbury Roundabout

Gov. Phil Scott recently announced the appointment of Danielle Fitzko as commissioner of the Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation.

"Historic Investment In Urban Trees Underway Across The U.S." - Vimarsana News

"Historic Investment In Urban Trees Underway Across The U.S."

"While Ameen Taylor feels fortunate he has a cooling tree cover in the front and back yards of his Detroit home, he knows it’s a different story for many residents of his hometown where neighborhoods often have little to no shade."

Source: sej.org
Colorado Lawmakers Take on High Utility Bills - Vimarsana News

Colorado Lawmakers Take on High Utility Bills

Colorado lawmakers have advanced legislation aimed at addressing a growing chorus of concerns about spikes in utility bills by reducing the state's dependence on natural gas, a volatile globally traded commodity. Sarah Snead - senior campaign representative with the Sierra Club - said she believes the proposal will address the root cause of rising energy prices, in part by removing financial incentives to continue building out natural gas infrastructure. "To us the solution is simple," said Snead. " ...