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Letter: Nadolski a champion of wildlife conservation
<!– SHOW ARTICLE –> I am writing this letter in support for Ben Nadolski’s candidacy for Ogden City Mayor. Ben’s over 20 year career working for the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and 8 years on the Ogden City Council have been a testament to his unwavering commitment to saving wildlife, conservation and environmental Stewardship…
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11/8/2023 – NINE HONOLULU MEN CITED FOR FISHING ILLEGALLY IN MARINE LIFE CONSERVATION DISTRICT
11/8/2023 – NINE HONOLULU MEN CITED FOR FISHING ILLEGALLY IN MARINE LIFE CONSERVATION DISTRICT Posted on Nov 8, 2023 in DOCARE, Main, News Releases, slider JOSH GREEN, M.D.GOVERNOR DAWN CHANGCHAIRPERSON FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nov. 8, 2023 NINE HONOLULU MEN CITED FOR FISHING ILLEGALLY IN MARINE LIFE CONSERVATION DISTRICT (HONOLULU) – Nine men were cited by…
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Invisible fences could be the future of cattle ranching in Florida and climate change research
A Southwest Florida rancher is controlling cattle on his 5,000-acre property with an invisible fence as part of research exploring ways to keep livestock from trampling environmentally sensitive lands. Jim Strickland, who has spent about 50 years ranching in Florida, became the first in the southeastern United States to use electric collars and cell towers…
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Commercialization Has Hurt Water Conservation Efforts
The most successful businesses find underserved markets and fill those niches. In the process, they may overlook influencing market factors like the environment and sustainably-minded consumers. Once more entrepreneurs learn about water conservation for businesses, planetary droughts could become less detrimental. These are a few ways people learn how to save water while supporting their…
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New Program to Support Native American Producers With Climate-Smart Grazing
TULSA, OKLA. (NOV. 6, 2023) – Farm Journal Foundation and the Intertribal Agriculture Council (IAC) are launching a new program to support climate-smart grazing practices among Native American cattle farmers and ranchers. The program, which will work in partnership with Ecosystem Services Market Consortium (ESMC) and the Yield Lab Institute, will offer a combination of…
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How To Fix Our Green Infrastructure Problem
J.B. Ruhl is the David Daniels Allen distinguished chair of law and director of the program on law and innovation, and co-director of the energy, environment and land use program, at the Vanderbilt University Law School. James Salzman is the Donald Bren distinguished professor of environmental law at the University of California, Los Angeles, and…
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Climate, economy, hunger: Learn how farm bill affects many lives — and what you can do about it – United Church of Christ
Every five years, the federal farm bill affects millions of people in the United States. The omnibus legislation impacts a wide range of issues: climate change, agricultural economy and food security. That’s why the United Church of Christ’s Office of Public Policy and Advocacy in Washington, D.C., is collaborating with the Franklinton Center at Bricks…
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Chattanooga’s new Lookouts stadium site under scrutiny for potential lead contamination
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — This week, the EPA told residents they estimate there are more than 1,700 properties where soil needs to be removed and replaced because of high lead levels. Those homes in these neighborhoods are part of the EPA superfund site. Homeowners there are eligible for crews to come in to remove and replace…
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Melting sea ice has a direct impact on Adélie penguin survival
A recent study sheds new light on the vital importance of sea ice for Adélie penguins, particularly during their annual molting phase. The research, led by Dr. Annie Schmidt from Point Blue Conservation Science, has revealed a concerning bottleneck in the life cycle of these penguins that is likely to be intensified by the ongoing…
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Stanford researchers propose string of small marine sanctuaries to combat climate change
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — The stunning marine sanctuaries that dot the California coast are critical for the continued health of ocean species, areas like the Gulf of the Farallones, Cordell Bank, and Monterey Bay. But if we can think of them as massive cities in the sea, new research suggests we may also need something…