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Mohave County issues support for restored state wildfire funding - Vimarsana News

Mohave County issues support for restored state wildfire funding

The Mohave County Board of Supervisors issued its support this week for the restoration of wildfire and flood mitigation funding from the state, with an annual $35 million to aid

Mohave County issues support for restored state wildfire funding - Vimarsana News

Mohave County issues support for restored state wildfire funding

The Mohave County Board of Supervisors issued its support this week for the restoration of wildfire and flood mitigation funding from the state, with an annual $35 million to aid

From the Right: Climate Change: Real or a Cop Out? • The Malibu Times - Vimarsana News

From the Right: Climate Change: Real or a Cop Out? • The Malibu Times

By Don Schmitz Politicians are adept at making excuses for their craven policies and actions, with the latest panacea being “climate change” for devastating wildfires destroying nature, communities, and precious lives. It conveniently absolves mayors and governors of responsibility, being a global problem so overwhelming that they are victims too, an effective deflection especially if […]

Feds propose delisting Arizona's Apache trout after recovery program - Vimarsana News

Feds propose delisting Arizona's Apache trout after recovery program

Habitat conservation, the removal of non-native trout and the reintroduction of fish have all helped the Apache trout recover in Arizona.

Source: freep.com
Area of disastrous Bear Wallow Fire is ablaze again - Vimarsana News

Area of disastrous Bear Wallow Fire is ablaze again

With the disastrous effects of the Bear Wallow fire of 2011, one might presume there is nothing left to burn in the northern Greenlee County area where that record-breaking conflagration