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$600K forestry grant goes to St. Regis Mohawk Tribe - Vimarsana News

$600K forestry grant goes to St. Regis Mohawk Tribe

AKWESASNE — Nearly $600,000 from the Inflation Reduction Act will go toward the planting of thousands of new trees on St. Regis Mohawk Tribe land.

Source: nny360.com
Heat wave in October in Europe, after record in September - Vimarsana News

Heat wave in October in Europe, after record in September

Article was originally published English Last month, France, Germany and the United Kingdom recorded their warmest September on record.

Weld Opioid Abatement Council to award funds for recovery, treatment, prevention and education efforts - Vimarsana News

Weld Opioid Abatement Council to award funds for recovery, treatment, prevention and education efforts

Weld County organizations looking to address the opioid crisis through recovery, treatment, prevention and education efforts can apply for settlement funds from the county through mid-October.

Harmful algal bloom found in Poinsett County, AR lake - Vimarsana News

Harmful algal bloom found in Poinsett County, AR lake

An algal bloom that can be harmful for animals and humans has been detected in a Lake Hogue in Poinsett County, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission said this week.

Source: wreg.com
Harmful algal bloom found in Poinsett County, AR lake - Vimarsana News

Harmful algal bloom found in Poinsett County, AR lake

POINSETT COUNTY, Ark. (WREG) — An algal bloom that can be harmful for animals and humans has been detected in a Lake Hogue in Poinsett County, the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission said this week. A harmful algal bloom advisory was issued on September 19 by the state’s Department of Energy and Environment Division of […]

Source: yahoo.com