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Orange County announces purchase of over 750 acres of environmentally sensitive lands - Vimarsana News

Orange County announces purchase of over 750 acres of environmentally sensitive lands

Orange County’s Green PLACE Program announces its biggest land purchase since the board of county commissioners expanded it in 2021.

Source: yahoo.com
When is the Mug Race? | firstcoastnews.com - Vimarsana News

When is the Mug Race? | firstcoastnews.com

The race from Palatka to Jacksonville is coming this weekend!

Work begins on the Duval County shore protection project - Vimarsana News

Work begins on the Duval County shore protection project

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Jacksonville District has marked the official beginning of the Duval County Shore Protection Project.

Iowa leaps state regulators calls on EPA for emergency water help / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

Iowa leaps state regulators calls on EPA for emergency water help / Public News Service

The Iowa Environmental Council has petitioned the Environmental Protection Agency to invoke emergency powers to protect sensitive soil and groundwater in northeast Iowa. The council is holding a public webinar today and wants the EPA to address groundwater contamination in northeast Iowa's so-called Driftless region. The groundwater there has a well-documented history of nitrate contamination. ...

Limited rainfall, threat of drought have Brevard County officials worried about fires - Vimarsana News

Limited rainfall, threat of drought have Brevard County officials worried about fires

In the past week, multiple brush fires have been reported in Palm Bay, located in Brevard County. Scorched areas of vegetation, with lingering hot spots, remain visible.