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Wyoming Political Groups With Opposite Views Spar Over Nearly Identical Names - Vimarsana News

Wyoming Political Groups With Opposite Views Spar Over Nearly Identical Names

The conservative Wyoming Family Alliance is accusing the Wyoming Family Alliance For Freedom, a less conservative political advocacy group, of choosing a nearly identical name in an effort to confuse people.

Why the Northeast Will Need to Get Used to Extreme Rainfall - Vimarsana News

Why the Northeast Will Need to Get Used to Extreme Rainfall

Why is it flooding in New York and Vermont? Dartmouth College’s Jonathan Winter has co-authored two studies about extreme precipitation events. He explains: Expect more regular flooding.

Source: nymag.com
Climate change: Warming means more rain, flooding in Northeast - Vimarsana News

Climate change: Warming means more rain, flooding in Northeast

It has been a summer of extreme weather, from record heat in the Southwest to very heavy rainfall and flooding in New England.

Source: wmur.com
Bill to Make Big Companies in California Disclose Emissions Worth Watching in All States - Vimarsana News

Bill to Make Big Companies in California Disclose Emissions Worth Watching in All States

A bill to make large companies in California disclose their emissions is worth a watch in all states. The moving through California Legislature – it

Dramatic flooding was rare in Vermont's capital. Expect it more amid climate change. - Vimarsana News

Dramatic flooding was rare in Vermont's capital. Expect it more amid climate change.

Widespread flooding like the rain in Vermont is expected to happen more often as warmer temperatures send more water into the atmosphere.

Source: yahoo.com