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DRBC Exploring Possible Water Storage Options to Mitigate Potential Climate Change Impacts - Vimarsana News

DRBC Exploring Possible Water Storage Options to Mitigate Potential Climate Change Impacts

Climate change could potentially impact future water supplies in the Delaware River watershed. From the WHYY News Climate Desk, Zoe Read reports the Delaware River Basin Commission is exploring water storage options should the need arise.

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Students enjoy no-cost tuition to University of Delaware - Vimarsana News

Students enjoy no-cost tuition to University of Delaware

Thanks to the SEED program, a growing number of students are saving thousands of dollars in tuition costs

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Environmental Group Sets High Hopes for EPA's PFAS Monitoring, Cleanup Plan - Vimarsana News

Environmental Group Sets High Hopes for EPA's PFAS Monitoring, Cleanup Plan

The EPA is expected to announce a plan to address PFAS contamination in the coming weeks. The class of toxic chemicals has been detected in water sources nationwide, notably near current or former military bases. WHYY StateImpact Pennsylvania’s Zoe Read has more.

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Paris Hilton joins calls for tougher law on restraint in Northern Ireland schools - Vimarsana News

Paris Hilton joins calls for tougher law on restraint in Northern Ireland schools

Celebrity businesswoman Paris Hilton has made an open appeal to the NI Assembly to introduce tougher laws on when a child can be physically restrained at school, saying there needed to be "meaningful protections for children". Ms Hilton spoke out in support of Harry’s Law, a campaign led by Tyrone mother Deirdre Shakespeare after she realised how much her son Harry was being restrained at his special school after seeing a photo diary of his first year. While permission was granted by Harry's parents for him to be put in a chair at mealtimes, the extent of the use of restraints is now the su...