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Regents approve FY24 budget, funding for ag sciences facilities - Vimarsana News

Regents approve FY24 budget, funding for ag sciences facilities

Northwest Missouri State University’s Board of Regents during its regular meeting June 15 unanimously approved the university’s 2023-24 budget totaling nearly $110 million. The budget includes strategic investments and scholarship funding to assist students as well as investments in employees through cost-of-living adjustments and health and retirement benefits. The budget also reflects projected enrollment increases

Where to see FREE Canada Day events in Metro Vancouver this weekend - Vimarsana News

Where to see FREE Canada Day events in Metro Vancouver this weekend

Canada Day celebrations are happening all across Metro Vancouver and beyond on July 1, including parades, festivals, concerts and fireworks.

Northwest regents approve budget, micro-creamery for Ag Learning Center - Vimarsana News

Northwest regents approve budget, micro-creamery for Ag Learning Center

MARYVILLE, Mo. — Northwest Missouri State University’s Board of Regents during its regular meeting Thursday unanimously approved the university’s 2023-2024 budget, which consists of its Education and General Budget and

The data on 40 years of California wildfires is alarmingly clear - Vimarsana News

The data on 40 years of California wildfires is alarmingly clear

Wildfires in northern and central California increased fivefold between 1971 and 2021, according to a new study published by the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). The scientists behind the study found that those fires were mostly caused by anthropogenic climate change, the kind accelerated by human actions like burning fossil fuels and clear-cutting land.

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