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Tonawanda communities to receive state funds for environmental projects - Vimarsana News

Tonawanda communities to receive state funds for environmental projects

Tonawanda will receive $909,384 for 14 projects. The projects were selected by the community through a voting process.

Source: wgrz.com
Berkshire County Pollinator and Native Plant Initiative - Vimarsana News

Berkshire County Pollinator and Native Plant Initiative

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The Berkshire Conservation District received grant funding to address the decline of native pollinators and their host plants across all...

Environmental group, California ranch agree on plan to build 19,300 zero-emission homes - Vimarsana News

Environmental group, California ranch agree on plan to build 19,300 zero-emission homes

LOS ANGELES — One of Southern California’s longest running development battles ended this week after two decades when an environmental group agreed to the construction of a massive “net-zero” greenhouse gas community of 19,300 homes just off Interstate 5 on the southern flanks of the Tehachapi Mountains.

Environmental group, California ranch agree on plan - Vimarsana News

Environmental group, California ranch agree on plan

LOS ANGELES — One of Southern California’s longest running development battles ended this week after two decades when an environmental group ag

Environmental group, California ranch agree on plan to build 19,300 zero-emission homes - Vimarsana News

Environmental group, California ranch agree on plan to build 19,300 zero-emission homes

By Louis Sahagun, Los Angeles Times, (TNS) LOS ANGELES – One of Southern California’s longest running development battles ended this week after two decades when an environmental group agreed to the construction of a massive “net-zero” greenhouse gas community of 19,300 homes just off Interstate 5 on