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Remediation at former CT trash-burning site to clean up 'prime example of environmental racism' - Vimarsana News

Remediation at former CT trash-burning site to clean up 'prime example of environmental racism'

The 80-acre MIRA site along the Connecticut River in Hartford was used for decades as an incinerator for trash from other towns.

Ethics Bill For Quasi-Publics Passes Unanimously Through Senate - Vimarsana News

Ethics Bill For Quasi-Publics Passes Unanimously Through Senate

HARTFORD, CT – Contracts between quasi-public state agencies and certain individuals will need to be agreed upon after a public process, says a new bill passed Wednesday by the Senate.

U of A Invests More Than $136 Million in Research Enterprise: Advancing Research Excellence Update - Vimarsana News

U of A Invests More Than $136 Million in Research Enterprise: Advancing Research Excellence Update

The university has invested more than $136 million of its own resources into applied research facilities since 2021. This commitment to research excellence is a pillar of the 150 Forward Strategic Plan.

Source: uark.edu
U of A invests more than $136 million in research enterprise - Vimarsana News

U of A invests more than $136 million in research enterprise

Last year the University of Arkansas hit a record high in research expenditures at $184 million, a figure that places the U of A among the top tier of universities

Arkansas to receive funds for Fort Smith pilot training, infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Arkansas to receive funds for Fort Smith pilot training, infrastructure

The U.S. Senate has approved a legislative package that will give millions of dollars to Arkansas infrastructure projects and the future pilot training center in Fort Smith.

Source: yahoo.com