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In fierce battle against climate change, Idaho-led team is up for $160 million grant - Vimarsana News

In fierce battle against climate change, Idaho-led team is up for $160 million grant

A Northwest partnership with 20 organizations is a semifinalist to get government funding to create and implement climate-smart jobs and practices.

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Idaho Team Semifinalist for $160M in Climate Change Funds - Vimarsana News

Idaho Team Semifinalist for $160M in Climate Change Funds

A University of Idaho-led team, one of 34 semi-finalists for the largest ever grant program from the National Science Foundation, hopes to improve communication across sectors to better address climate change.

Lewis County Commission seat; Idaho County influence: more than 50% in senate race - Vimarsana News

Lewis County Commission seat; Idaho County influence: more than 50% in senate race

Unofficial results show Eric Hasselstrom as the winner in the race for District 3 Lewis County Commissioner, receiving 416 votes (58%) over fellow Winchester-area resident Tracy Behler who pulled 301

Students enjoy Conservation Field Day held May 13 - Vimarsana News

Students enjoy Conservation Field Day held May 13

WINCHESTER — Teaching outdoors is natural for the Lewis Soil Conservation District (LSCD). Getting students outdoors and teaching them about conservation and natural resources is something they have been doing

Regenerative farming 3 - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

Regenerative farming 3 - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

Regenerative farming 3 Saving the soil: regenerative farming After more than a hundred years of farming on the Palouse, soil scientists say the dirt is tired and worn out. At current rates of soil destruction, decarbonization, erosion, chemical pollution within 50 years we will have diminished nutrition and loss of important trace minerals, and no longer have enough useable topsoil to feed ourselves.Eric Hasselstrom "As a farmer, you're always looking," said farmer Eric Hasselstrom. "You only have so many years in life to grow crops. You're always wanting to do better and better th...

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