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New video details work keeping the gasholder from collapsing - Vimarsana News

New video details work keeping the gasholder from collapsing

Keeping the historic gasholder building from collapsing involved building a central steel platform resting on a center brick column and 16 massive shoring towers holding up the roof’s main rafters.That is among the details available in a new video...

Tips for Dryland Restoration - Summer 2022 | U.S. Geological Survey - Vimarsana News

Tips for Dryland Restoration - Summer 2022 | U.S. Geological Survey

IN THIS EDITION: Best wishes to staff moving on, research updates, and we celebrate our work from Fiscal Year 2022. THIS IS A PRODUCT OF THE RESTORATION ASSESSMENT AND MONITORING PROGRAM FOR THE SOUTHWEST (RAMPS).

Source: usgs.gov
BLM Carson City District seeds nearly 8,000 acres of nearby public lands - Vimarsana News

BLM Carson City District seeds nearly 8,000 acres of nearby public lands

The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Carson City District in February seeded approximately 8,000 acres of western Nevada and northern California’s public lands in an effort to restore and maintain

Source: 2news.com
BLM reseeds 8,000 acres damaged in Tamarack Fire - Vimarsana News

BLM reseeds 8,000 acres damaged in Tamarack Fire

The Bureau of Land Management Carson City District in February aerially seeded approximately 8,000 acres of Western Nevada and Northern California’s public lands. Objectives range from restoring and maintain watershed health and improving wildlife habitat…

Managing Lebanon's Compounding Crises - Vimarsana News

Managing Lebanon's Compounding Crises

Lebanon is suffering economic meltdown while its politicians dither. Reform – and fiscal relief – is unlikely before 2022 elections. While pushing for timely polls, international partners should send humanitarian assistance to ease the public’s pain, keep key infrastructure running and avert security breakdowns.