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Kansas Geological Survey to study social, environmental factors of successful groundwater conservation programs - Vimarsana News

Kansas Geological Survey to study social, environmental factors of successful groundwater conservation programs

$1.6M NSF grant will focus on 2 regions, including in NW Kansas

Source: ku.edu
How Oklahoma smoked California as the marijuana boom state - Vimarsana News

How Oklahoma smoked California as the marijuana boom state

It’s not even legalised in the conservative state, but it now boasts more retail cannabis stores than Colorado, Oregon and Washington combined.

Source: afr.com
'Smells Like Weed All The Damn Time': Marijuana Farms Are Springing Up In One Red State - Vimarsana News

'Smells Like Weed All The Damn Time': Marijuana Farms Are Springing Up In One Red State

By Sebastian Hughes Marijuana farms are being rapidly established in Oklahoma, now home to the largest number of licensed farms for the substance, The New York Times reported. Cannabis entrepreneurs have journeyed to the state due to its low barriers to entry, with the cost to get started being just $2,500, compared to $100,000 or […]

The hack and quack who saved NYC: Science, politics and the pandemic of 1918 - Vimarsana News

The hack and quack who saved NYC: Science, politics and the pandemic of 1918

The trouble with the “trust the science” mantra is that there’s ultimately no way to separate scientific judgments from political ones.

'Smells Like Weed All The Damn Time': Marijuana Farms Are Springing Up In One Red State - Vimarsana News

'Smells Like Weed All The Damn Time': Marijuana Farms Are Springing Up In One Red State

Marijuana farms are being rapidly established in Oklahoma, now home to the largest number of licensed farms for the substance, The New York Times reported.