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Drought continues to have negative effect on Nebraska - Vimarsana News

Drought continues to have negative effect on Nebraska

A UNL report showed 85% of the 4,822 wells measured statewide showed declines from spring 2022 to spring 2023, with an average decline across all wells of 1.65 feet.

Nebraska groundwater levels continue to decline after several years of drought - Vimarsana News

Nebraska groundwater levels continue to decline after several years of drought

Groundwater levels in much of Nebraska continue to decline after several years of prolonged drought.

Revising estimates of crops' water loss could help conserve groundwater - Vimarsana News

Revising estimates of crops' water loss could help conserve groundwater

As the state sitting above the largest portion of the United States’ largest aquifer, Nebraska relies on groundwater not just for hydrating, but irrigating.

Source: hpj.com
California turns to Nebraska for know-how on aquifer analysis, groundwater management - Vimarsana News

California turns to Nebraska for know-how on aquifer analysis, groundwater management

LINCOLN, Neb. — Record snowfall and rainfall this year, with tropical storm Hilary providing the latest blast, have brought major challenges to California but also an important opportunity for the managed recharge of its groundwater....

TWITTER, the Sierra Leone Gossip (06/09/23) - Vimarsana News

TWITTER, the Sierra Leone Gossip (06/09/23)

RASTA SENGS’ LEAGUE TABLE OF ABSENTEE WORKERS OUT When Rasta Sengs turned up at Youyi Building the other day to basically see how early people go to work or whether they make an appearance at all, we knew where the whole thing was headed. Obviously not impressed with what he saw he asked that defaulters be queried. Now the results are out and for the sake of what we do in this