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Listening to America: Water in the West
7+ hour, 35+ min ago (44+ words) WMTV 15 NEWS Listening to America: Water in the West Madison-based dance company performed on America's Got Talent Police say man barricaded himself inside bank with hostages Madison budget forum focuses on public safety funding requests...
These earthquake safety tips aren't all they're cracked up to be - AOL
3+ week, 1+ day ago (889+ words) Should you stand in a doorway for protection during an earthquake? Can your dog or cat predict an imminent tremor? Will California eventually break off and fall into the ocean? Unfortunately, there are a lot of myths about earthquakes, and…...
Wildlife park opens hub featuring erupting volcano - AOL
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (239+ words) A wildlife park has opened an interactive conservation hub to help young visitors learn about nature. Shepreth Wildlife Park in Cambridgeshire said the new building featured a range of interactive screens and projections to aid understanding, including an erupting volcano....
Naig, Reynolds Highlight $320 Million Farm to Faucet Water Quality Investment in Iowa
3+ hour, 20+ min ago (429+ words) DES MOINES, Iowa " Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig joined Gov. Kim Reynolds this week as she signed House File 2771, the Agriculture and Natural Resources budget, which includes new investments in water quality aimed at supporting Farm to Faucet infrastructure…...
Scientists confirm a deep earthquake that shouldn't exist
1+ hour, 27+ min ago (523+ words) Scientists have confirmed that a mysterious Utah earthquake first detected in 1979 really did occur nearly 90 kilometers underground'far deeper than anyone thought earthquakes could happen beneath a continent. By reanalyzing decades of seismic data, researchers identified a rare class of "…...
Lethbridge officials urge water conservation amid high river flows - Lethbridge | Globalnews. ca
1+ hour, 48+ min ago (346+ words) Water in the Oldman River is reaching levels unseen in years. Now, City of Lethbridge officials are sounding the alarm over capacity at the water treatment plant. "We are still producing less water than demand, so we're drawing down our…...
Sewer AI Raises Strategic Investment To Accelerate Underground Infrastructure Management
3+ hour, 51+ min ago (154+ words) Sewer AI, an AI platform for sewer and underground infrastructure intelligence, announced a major strategic investment led by JMI Equity, with continued participation from Innovius Capital, Epic Ventures, and Bentley Systems. Sewer AI's customer base includes major municipalities such as…...
Where does the Grand Canyon's water really come from? Scientists explore hidden caves
10+ hour, 27+ min ago (155+ words) US stocks today: US stocks end modestly higher as AI zeal overcomes Middle East jitters Bed bugs torment Trump administration's USDA office as infestation returns to APHIS building in Maryland Geopolitics or politics? RS MP and Trident chairman Rajinder Gupta…...
Looking to take the guesswork out of irrigation for Southern Alberta producers | sask NOW | Saskatchewan | News, Sports, Weather, Obituaries, Classifieds
8+ hour, 8+ min ago (204+ words) The Lethbridge-based group, Farming Smarter, is in its final year of a project that helps farmers measure moisture in their fields. The Smart Irrigation project provides specialized sensors to producers to track the conditions of their soil, but also offers…...
Ancient Earth experienced abrupt climate swings without polar ice, study finds
4+ hour ago (457+ words) New research suggests Earth can experience climate shocks, even with little or no ice at the poles, at a surprisingly fast pace. Professor Chengshan Wang of the China University of Geosciences led an international research team examining sediment cores from…...