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Valley farmer scrambles to adapt in the face of climate change - Vimarsana News

Valley farmer scrambles to adapt in the face of climate change

FLORENCE — Scientists can give us a 30,000-foot view of how climate change is now impacting our planet. Bob Vollinger can tell you how that translates to daily life at Vollinger Farm in Florence. Some of the repercussions are unexpected.“I’ve never...

The Recorder - Scrambling to adapt in the face of change - Vimarsana News

The Recorder - Scrambling to adapt in the face of change

FLORENCE — Scientists can give us a 30,000-foot view of how climate change is now impacting our planet. Bob Vollinger can tell you how that translates to daily life at Vollinger Farm in Florence. Some of the repercussions are unexpected.“I’ve never...

Athol Daily News - Valley farmer scrambles to adapt in the face of climate change - Vimarsana News

Athol Daily News - Valley farmer scrambles to adapt in the face of climate change

FLORENCE — Scientists can give us a 30,000-foot view of how climate change is now impacting our planet. Bob Vollinger can tell you how that translates to daily life at Vollinger Farm in Florence. Some of the repercussions are unexpected.“I’ve never...

Valley farmer scrambles to adapt in the face of climate change - Vimarsana News

Valley farmer scrambles to adapt in the face of climate change

FLORENCE — Scientists can give us a 30,000-foot view of how climate change is now impacting our planet. Bob Vollinger can tell you how that translates to daily life at Vollinger Farm in Florence. Some of the repercussions are unexpected.“I’ve never...

Hill Country State Park Sees Additional Protection from Land Development Threats - Vimarsana News

Hill Country State Park Sees Additional Protection from Land Development Threats

This easement at Honey Creek Spring Ranch, which will remain privately owned and managed, now adds an additional 621 acres to these protected lands.