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Voting advocates roll out digital tools to fight gerrymandering - Vimarsana News

Voting advocates roll out digital tools to fight gerrymandering

As the once-per-decade redistricting fight gets underway, voters will be armed with a new arsenal: a suite of sophisticated digital tools capable of exposing suspected partisan gerrymandering as it unfolds.

Cannabis Concentrates and Their (Scary) Effect on the Teenage Brain - Vimarsana News

Cannabis Concentrates and Their (Scary) Effect on the Teenage Brain

Is dabbing causing mental health problems for Colorado kids?Lindsey B. King •   Editor’s note: After 5280′ s July issue went to press, Governor Jared Polis signed into law HB 21-1317, which requires further study of the possible health effects of high-THC cannabis and aims to reduce access to cannabis among teenagers. This article has been updated to reflect the new law. There’s no shortage of sensational, hide-the-children, marijuana-is-the-devil’s-lettuce stories on the internet. This is not one of those stories. Colorado is, after all, the cradle of recreational cannabis in th...

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MSCI 2021 Market Classification Review - Vimarsana News

MSCI 2021 Market Classification Review

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation.

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ILR welcoming two new professors for 2021-22 - Vimarsana News

ILR welcoming two new professors for 2021-22

Y. Samuel Wang and Dana Yang will join the Department of Statistics and Data Sciences in the upcoming academic year.

Guayule could be a game changer for farming amid water shortages - Vimarsana News

Guayule could be a game changer for farming amid water shortages

View Comments Why do Pinal County farmers keep growing alfalfa and cotton, two relatively water-intensive crops, particularly when their water supply is being so heavily cut? It’s a common question.  Most farmers know they need to grow more drought-adapted crops as their Colorado River water evaporates and growing seasons become even hotter and drier. But farmers can’t plant lower water use crops that they can’t sell. Any crop they grow needs a market. And there are well-established markets for cotton and alfalfa – crops that produce higher yields in central Arizona than in most ot...