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University of Michigan researchers work on solutions to curb gun violence without getting rid of firearms - Vimarsana News

University of Michigan researchers work on solutions to curb gun violence without getting rid of firearms

University of Michigan researchers at the Institute of Firearm Injury Prevention are working to prevent another deadly mass shooting.

After MSU's mass shooting, professors and politicians assess how to move forward - Vimarsana News

After MSU's mass shooting, professors and politicians assess how to move forward

MSU professor Marco Díaz-Muñoz, Lansing journalist Zach Gorchow and Firearm Injury Prevention professor Patrick Carter join Detroit Today.

Source: wdet.org
Mass shootings in America: U-M experts available - Vimarsana News

Mass shootings in America: U-M experts available

EXPERTS ADVISORY The University of Michigan has several faculty experts who can discuss the United States' epidemic of mass shootings. April Zeoli April Zeoli is the policy core director at the Institute for Firearm Injury Prevention. Her interdisciplinary research—which aims to bring toge

Source: umich.edu
BOMA weighs in on Crossings multi-use development - Vimarsana News

BOMA weighs in on Crossings multi-use development

The Spring Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen is discussing the future of the proposed Crossings mixed-use development, including sending it to the city's Industrial Development Board for further revie…

Petaluma plans floating solar array for its water treatment plant - Vimarsana News

Petaluma plans floating solar array for its water treatment plant

The solar project would begin operation by the end of 2024, and is expected to save the Ellis Creek Water Recycling Facility $13.1 million in electricity bills over a 20-year span.