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More people are dying because of impaired driving in the region, but there's less enforcement – Greater Greater Washington - Vimarsana News

More people are dying because of impaired driving in the region, but there's less enforcement – Greater Greater Washington

Most of the country has seen decreases in fatalities due to impaired driving, but not the Washington region, according to a report from the Council of Governments. Is a lack of enforcement part of the problem?

Source: ggwash.org
Changing climate means changing production - Vimarsana News

Changing climate means changing production

Currently vegetable production uses a significant amount of water, making yield especially susceptible to environmental changes caused by climate change-induced severe weather events such as extended wet and dry periods.

Deploy geospatial data to help mobilise property tax – Manu-Adabo to GRA - Vimarsana News

Deploy geospatial data to help mobilise property tax – Manu-Adabo to GRA

Francis Manu-Adabo, the chairman of the Parliamentary Select Committee on Lands and Forestry, has advised the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) to...

VA Tech Challenge Brings $250 Million in Additional Broadband Funding To The Table - Vimarsana News

VA Tech Challenge Brings $250 Million in Additional Broadband Funding To The Table

The call, as it usually does, came at the worst possible time. “The Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development contacted us on Jan. 4th…

How Virginia technologists developed the state's broadband mapping tool - Vimarsana News

How Virginia technologists developed the state's broadband mapping tool

Thanks in part to the map developed by Virginia Tech’s Center for Geospatial Information, the commonwealth received $1.4 billion from the federal government to improve infrastructure.