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Cross Receives Ridenour Achievement Award - Vimarsana News

Cross Receives Ridenour Achievement Award

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — Little Kanawha RC&D (Resource Conservation & Development) honors Jeremy Cross with the Willis Ridenour Special Achievement Award. Presenting him with the award was Dick Waybright,

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EPA Takes Sweeping Actions to Regulate PFAS, California Makes Targeted Moves - 2024 Land Use, Environmental & Natural Resources Update | Allen Matkins - Vimarsana News

EPA Takes Sweeping Actions to Regulate PFAS, California Makes Targeted Moves - 2024 Land Use, Environmental & Natural Resources Update | Allen Matkins

As Americans are becoming increasingly aware, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a class of thousands of manufactured chemicals that have been used in industry and consumer...

Construction Debris Is Making Its Way Into Backyards | Cover Story - Vimarsana News

Construction Debris Is Making Its Way Into Backyards | Cover Story

The northwest quadrant of the county features rolling hills, open spaces and wildlife — and a growing number of dump sites.

GoLocalProv | Who Is the "Billionaire" Buying Up Newport — PART 1 - Vimarsana News

GoLocalProv | Who Is the "Billionaire" Buying Up Newport — PART 1

Meet Nicholas “Nick” Schorsch — he is buying up major parts of Newport.

Roots are a key to drought-tolerant maize - Vimarsana News

Roots are a key to drought-tolerant maize

Maize can grow successfully in very different local conditions. An international study has now demonstrated the important role of the plant root system. The researchers analyzed more than 9,000 varieties in the study and were able to show that their roots varied considerably -- depending on how dry the location is where each variety was cultivated. They were also able to identify an important gene that plays a role in the plant's ability to adapt. This gene could be the key to developing varieties of maize that cope better with climate change.