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EPA Fines Owens Corning of Kansas City for Allegedly Violated Hazardous Waste Regulations - Vimarsana News

EPA Fines Owens Corning of Kansas City for Allegedly Violated Hazardous Waste Regulations

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is fining Owens Corning in Kansas City, Kansas for allegedly violating hazardous waste regulations.

Opinion - Gail Frie: Vernon County and Wisconsin are national leaders in landfill safety - Vimarsana News

Opinion - Gail Frie: Vernon County and Wisconsin are national leaders in landfill safety

Recently I became aware of information being circulated in the county through social media and emails that questions the safety of the Vernon County landfill. Since I was instrumental in

Associate of business degree with agriculture concentration offered this fall at Southern State - Vimarsana News

Associate of business degree with agriculture concentration offered this fall at Southern State

Southern State’s Associate of Applied Business degree with an agriculture concentration is slated to begin in August. This initiative has been designed with local high schools that offer an agriculture program aligned with College Credit Plus. Students who may be interested in this pathway are encouraged to start planning now.

Florida groups warn of lawsuit against EPA over phosphate waste - Vimarsana News

Florida groups warn of lawsuit against EPA over phosphate waste

A coalition of groups Tuesday moved toward filing a lawsuit against the U.S. EPA over the regulation of phosphogypsum waste.

Source: wmnf.org
Farmers recovering from floods in Tijuana River Valley - Vimarsana News

Farmers recovering from floods in Tijuana River Valley

The Tijuana River Valley and its many farms, gardens, and ranches are reeling from damage from recent flood waters, but theses are more destructive than before.

Source: cbs8.com