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Guest opinion: Revitalizing American agriculture through sustainable subsidies - Vimarsana News

Guest opinion: Revitalizing American agriculture through sustainable subsidies

Congress must fix the farming mess they created by updating the Farm Bill and reallocating subsidy money to support sustainable agriculture.

Are state rules enough to protect against the heavy metals in farm fertilizers? - Vimarsana News

Are state rules enough to protect against the heavy metals in farm fertilizers?

When news broke about steel mills and other dirty industries recycling their hazardous waste into fertilizer, regulators set limits. More than two decades later, environmentalists question whether the rules are

Michelle Pfeiffer smiles through the pain as she shows off a fresh BLACK EYE after playing a game of pickleball - Vimarsana News

Michelle Pfeiffer smiles through the pain as she shows off a fresh BLACK EYE after playing a game of pickleball

The 65-year-old actress shared a trio of shots, and she was seen while holding a bag of ice cubes on her right eye while sitting on the sidelines of what appeared to be a court in her first snap.

Over 100 private water wells near Colorado military sites have dangerous PFAS levels, report finds - Vimarsana News

Over 100 private water wells near Colorado military sites have dangerous PFAS levels, report finds

There are 105 private drinking water wells near Colorado military bases that are contaminated with so-called forever chemicals, but they are not dirty enough for the federal government to provide

Bipartisan senators want to take on 'forever chemical' pollution. Environmental activists are wary. - Vimarsana News

Bipartisan senators want to take on 'forever chemical' pollution. Environmental activists are wary.

A bipartisan pair of senators is working on what they see as a compromise to address a persistent pollution problem. Sens. Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.) and Tom Carper (D-Del.) are looking to tackle a class of chemicals called PFAS that are known to linger in the environment and have been linked to health issues including cancer,…

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