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REGISTRATION OPENS FOR 2023 CALIFORNIA ECONOMIC SUMMIT IN COACHELLA AND IMPERIAL VALLEYS - Vimarsana News

REGISTRATION OPENS FOR 2023 CALIFORNIA ECONOMIC SUMMIT IN COACHELLA AND IMPERIAL VALLEYS

/PRNewswire/ -- Registration opened today for the 2023 California Economic Summit, which will take place in Indian Wells, CA on October 11-13. This year's...

Colorado River is increasingly critical water source for Western states - Vimarsana News

Colorado River is increasingly critical water source for Western states

The Colorado River provides water to much of the Western U.S., making shifts in precipitation critical to metropolitan areas downstream.

Source: upr.org
César E. Chávez (1927-1993) - Vimarsana News

César E. Chávez (1927-1993)

Originally posted March 31, 2009 César Chávez is one of the greatest labor leaders and human rights activists in the United States history and the world. He fought for a better life for migrant farm workers, and founded the first successful farm workers' union. César was the president of the United Farm Workers, AFL-CIO. César…

Source: obrag.org
César E. Chávez (1927-1993) - Vimarsana News

César E. Chávez (1927-1993)

Originally posted March 31, 2009 César Chávez is one of the greatest labor leaders and human rights activists in the United States history and the world. He fought for a better life for migrant farm workers, and founded the first successful farm workers' union. César was the president of the United Farm Workers, AFL-CIO. César…

Source: obrag.org
California drought: Income producers should get water first - Vimarsana News

California drought: Income producers should get water first

Pat Orr has ideas for who should get to use water, and who can go without, as drought gets more intense.