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California turns to Nebraska for know-how on aquifer analysis, groundwater management - Vimarsana News

California turns to Nebraska for know-how on aquifer analysis, groundwater management

LINCOLN, Neb. — Record snowfall and rainfall this year, with tropical storm Hilary providing the latest blast, have brought major challenges to California but also an important opportunity for the managed recharge of its groundwater....

We Finally Know How Old The Utahraptor Is - Vimarsana News

We Finally Know How Old The Utahraptor Is

The discovery site near Moab helped researchers find that the Utahraptor is 10 million years older than previously thought.

Thanks to a Mesozoic hot spot near Moab, we finally know how old the Utahraptor is - Vimarsana News

Thanks to a Mesozoic hot spot near Moab, we finally know how old the Utahraptor is

Researchers have found that the Utahraptor is 10 million years older than previously thought. The discovery at a site near Moab is helping paleontologists fill a big gap in the fossil record.

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Report: Continued below-average precipitation reduces groundwater levels - Vimarsana News

Report: Continued below-average precipitation reduces groundwater levels

LINCOLN, Neb. — Groundwater levels have declined in most of Nebraska following multiple years of below-average precipitation, University of Nebraska-Lincoln scientists found in a new statewide analysis. About three-quarters of the 4,787 observation wells across...

Nebraska ethanol plants could soon store carbon dioxide underground - Vimarsana News

Nebraska ethanol plants could soon store carbon dioxide underground

Since Legislative Bill 650 was passed last month, multiple companies have announced plans to contract with Nebraska ethanol producers to capture their carbon dioxide before it enters the atmosphere.