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How to raise healthy, independent eaters | Sampson Independent - Vimarsana News

How to raise healthy, independent eaters | Sampson Independent

As a new mom and nutrition educator, encouraging children to eat healthy is at the forefront of my brain. While my almost 11-month old isn’t quite the age of…

Dairy and plant-based organizations go head-to-head over FDA's plant-based milk labeling guidance - Vimarsana News

Dairy and plant-based organizations go head-to-head over FDA's plant-based milk labeling guidance

More than 900 comments have been submitted to the FDA over its proposed labeling guidance for plant-based milk alternatives. From Danone North America to the Plant Based Foods Association, we round up some of the key arguments from both sides.

Conservation momentum surges for Dolores River as record flows draw rafters - Vimarsana News

Conservation momentum surges for Dolores River as record flows draw rafters

BEDROCK – This month’s swirling flow in the Dolores River is mostly snowmelt from the Disappointment Creek basin that drains almost 350 square miles of the western San Juans before joining the meander...

Conservation momentum surges for southwest Colorado's Dolores River as record flows draw rafters - Vimarsana News

Conservation momentum surges for southwest Colorado's Dolores River as record flows draw rafters

The River of Sorrows could see increased protection with federal legislation as a survey shows growing support for a national monument around Colorado’s pristine Dolores River Canyon Country.

Source: ksut.org
'Hard no!' Who will Democrats listen to in the great land-use battle? - Vimarsana News

'Hard no!' Who will Democrats listen to in the great land-use battle?

“If not everything is finished in one legislative session, I think that’s fine,” says Senate President Steve Fenberg.

Source: cpr.org