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UAM and CSIC Propose New Solution for Safe Transport and Storage of Hydrogen - Vimarsana News

UAM and CSIC Propose New Solution for Safe Transport and Storage of Hydrogen

A team made up of research personnel from the Autonomous University of Madrid (UAM) and the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) has developed a technology for the production of hydr...

'ReWild Mission Bay' Releases Statement on Kumeyaay History of Mission Bay - Vimarsana News

'ReWild Mission Bay' Releases Statement on Kumeyaay History of Mission Bay

The group that has been trying for years to enhance and restore wetlands in the northeast corner of Mission Bay, ReWild Mission Bay, has just released an equity statement on the history of the Kumeyaay in the Mission Bay region. We repost it below, followed by their press release. . ReWild Mission Bay is a…

Source: obrag.org
Wheels on the Watershed highlights issues at Tijuana River Valley - Vimarsana News

Wheels on the Watershed highlights issues at Tijuana River Valley

Two dozens riders geared up and headed to Border Field State Park on Saturday.

Source: cbs8.com
Turner High School students learn skills by building homes - Vimarsana News

Turner High School students learn skills by building homes

For over 25 years, Turner High School students have built market-ready homes from an empty lot over the course of two years. The program teaches the ins and outs of construction and industry skills.

Source: kshb.com
Groups Push State to Make California's Outdoor Spaces More Accessible — Voice of San Diego - Vimarsana News

Groups Push State to Make California's Outdoor Spaces More Accessible — Voice of San Diego

Tatiana Butte is advocating for state agencies that govern the state’s outdoor spaces to start prioritizing equity and access issues. / Photo by Adriana Heldiz Until her junior year of high school, going outside for Tatiana Butte meant running errands or going to the store. Butte, who grew up in Paradise Hills and continues to live there, said that as a kid, the parks closest to her home often felt unsafe, and her family didn’t have a car to drive to nicer ones farther away. During her junior year of high school, Butte got involved with an organization in southeastern San Diego, Outdoor O...