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Colorado State Forest Service expands Salida office - Vimarsana News

Colorado State Forest Service expands Salida office

The Colorado State Forest Service has added three full-time foresters and expanded the size of its Salida-area field office to accommodate the new staff.

U.S. Executive Branch Priorities December 2022 - Vimarsana News

U.S. Executive Branch Priorities December 2022

The President participates in a town hall and speaks with veterans and veteran survivors to discuss the historic expansion of benefits and services resulting from the PACT Act. Biden at the U.S.-Africa Summit Leaders Session on Partnering on the African Union’s Agenda 2063.

Deputy Secretary Beaudreau Announces $228 Million for Wildfire Mitigation and Resilience from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law - Vimarsana News

Deputy Secretary Beaudreau Announces $228 Million for Wildfire Mitigation and Resilience from Bipartisan Infrastructure Law

Today, Deputy Secretary Beaudreau announced $228 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to support wildland fire management in fiscal year 2023.

Source: doi.gov
Mono County Board of Supervisors Appoints Wendilyn Grasseschi as Wildfire Mitigation Coordinator - Vimarsana News

Mono County Board of Supervisors Appoints Wendilyn Grasseschi as Wildfire Mitigation Coordinator

MONO COUNTY, Calif. (December 07, 2022) – Yesterday, the Mono County Board of Supervisors appointed Wendilyn (Wendi) Grasseschi to serve as Mono County’s

OASIS initiative provides $1.7 million for UCR research projects - Vimarsana News

OASIS initiative provides $1.7 million for UCR research projects

UCR's Office of Research and Economic Development (RED) has announced over $1.7 million in competitive funding for faculty research projects through its Opportunity to Advance Sustainability Innovation and Social Inclusion initiative, known as OASIS. The projects range from probing the severity of COVID-19 infection in Riverside County, through sustainability and resilience in agriculture; to finding ways to mine lithium needed for electric car batteries from brine below the Salton Sea.

Source: ucr.edu