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Iowa's public lands: A limited but appreciated resource for outdoor users - Vimarsana News

Iowa's public lands: A limited but appreciated resource for outdoor users

The state of Iowa has nearly 36 million acres of land, but only approximately 1% (owned by the State of Iowa and under Iowa Department of Natural Resources jurisdiction) is public land that Iowans and visitors can access.

The Struggle Against Enclosures in Jay, Maine - David Riker - Vimarsana News

The Struggle Against Enclosures in Jay, Maine - David Riker

An account of the 1987-88 strike against International Paper, including sabotage, community organising and more.

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The Highest Point in Every State – 24/7 Wall St. - Vimarsana News

The Highest Point in Every State – 24/7 Wall St.

Made up of 9 climate regions, the United States is one of the most geographically diverse nations in the world. The U.S. is home to both the tallest land-based mountain when measured from base to summit: Mt. Denali in Alaska. It is also home to places like Death Valley, CA, which at 282 ft. below […]

How "Poor" are America's Poor? - Vimarsana News

How "Poor" are America's Poor?

Defining America's "Poor."

Welfare Reform at 10: Analyzing Welfare Caseload Fluctuations, 1996-2002 - Vimarsana News

Welfare Reform at 10: Analyzing Welfare Caseload Fluctuations, 1996-2002

Since 1996, the number of welfare recipients has fallen by nearly60 percent, poverty and hunger have declined, and states haveenjoyed more leeway in structuring their welfare administrations.Even though benefit levels and economic growth have had relativelylittle to do with the large decline in welfare caseloads since1996, it appears that they do affect year-to-year fluctuations incaseloads.