Committee recommends technical fix to let DNR temporarily store drill core off‑site Members recommended House File 41‑46 to the general register after DNR testimony that Minnesota’s Hibbing drill core library is full and incoming samples risk being rejected unless temporary cold storage is allowed.

Minnesota's vital drill core library is at full capacity, threatening crucial scientific data and discoveries—can a temporary fix save the day?

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Frostpunk 2 Part 19 Waiting for the Whiteout YouTube video by GamerWolfSix

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Save 10% on Cupiclaw on Steam Cupiclaw is a cute & frantic claw machine roguelike deckbuilder. Grab unique prizes, build powerful combos, face chaotic machines… and claw back your relationship!

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Committee advances bill modernizing Pinal County water augmentation authority's bonding tools House Bill 2098, sponsored by Rep. Gail Griffin, would modernize revenue-bonding authority for County Water Augmentation Authorities to improve financing terms for future augmentation projects; Pinal County representatives said the changes would prepare the region for augmentation opportunities.

A groundbreaking bill is set to modernize Pinal County's water augmentation financing, paving the way for future sustainable projects.

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Committee approves $100,000 feasibility study for brackish groundwater sites; ADWR says technical and regulatory hurdles remain House Bill 2056 would appropriate $100,000 for a feasibility study of potential brackish groundwater desalination sites; ADWR said brackish groundwater is regulated as groundwater, may not be a new source, and that feasibility work on operation, brine disposal and economics would be new for the agency.

Arizona lawmakers are taking a bold step towards addressing water scarcity with a $100,000 feasibility study for brackish groundwater desalination, but challenges loom ahead!

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Regional planning commission outlines water-resource plan, SBA microloan opportunity and recycling staff changes A planning commission representative told the EDC a five-county water resource plan including Sawyer County is underway with DNR and IIJA funding; the office expects a new SBA microloan application round and reported staffing and loan-fund activity.

Exciting changes are on the horizon for Sawyer County as a new five-county water resource plan kicks off alongside fresh SBA microloan opportunities and vital staffing updates!

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BunnyFlow on Steam So many bunnies. So little control. Breed them, protect them, and try not to wonder why the Goddess always needs more. Cute horror for curious minds.

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Bonita Springs Utilities warns of possible saltwater intrusion; council urged to conserve Andy Coble, executive director of Bonita Springs Utilities, told the council the water-management district has issued a shortage warning for wells in Lee and Collier counties and that BSU is shifting to reverse-osmosis sources while monitoring for saltwater intrusion.

Bonita Springs is facing a water shortage crisis as officials warn of potential saltwater intrusion, urging residents to conserve water now more than ever.

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EGLE geologic‑resources unit flags workforce pressures, upgrades WAT and readies for geothermal, hydrogen and carbon storage EGLE’s Geologic Resource Management Division told legislators it faces staffing shortfalls and growing workload from water‑withdrawal reviews, geothermal and carbon storage proposals; the division highlighted upgrades to the Water Withdrawal Assessment Tool (WAT), orphan‑well plugging with IIJA funds and an EPA grant opportunity for Class VI carbon storage readiness.

EGLE's Geologic Resource Management Division is grappling with a staffing crisis while navigating new regulatory challenges in water management, geothermal energy, and carbon storage.

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Struggling to assess team capabilities? After 31 years in PMO management, here's the 4-step process that works. Identify, measure & optimize your team's skills.
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More hairy driving maneuvers | Promise Mascot Agency, part 18 YouTube video by Mom Games Badly

Mom Drives Badly is back this episode! Zero upgrades to one's base vehicle forces one to be a little creative. But we finish a quest and win the final mayoral debate!
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Krahazik's Battery Blues: Time for a Charging Station! Krahazik realizes a crucial oversight: he needs a charging station to keep all his batteries powered up! A common gamer struggle. #Vtuber #Krahazik #BatteryLife #GamingStruggles #ResourceManagement…

Krahazik realizes a crucial oversight: he needs a charging station to keep all his batteries powered up! A common gamer struggle. #Vtuber #Krahazik #BatteryLife #GamingStruggles #ResourceManagement #StreamerProblems #ClipGPT #streamladder
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Frostpunk 2 Part 18 Defeating the Frost YouTube video by GamerWolfSix

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Even the world of the future cannot function without electricity. Today I’m presenting one of the basic power plants powered by crude oil.

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Today we return to production that doesn’t require processing. Whether for people or for industry, everything consumes water-and it has to be extracted.

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Committee backs critical-minerals strategy and companion resolution after mixed testimony Senators and representatives won committee backing for SB 254 (critical-minerals strategy, permitting acceleration and a proposed mine center) and companion SCR 9 after industry and agency support and public concerns about environmental safeguards and fiscal costs.

Utah is poised to revolutionize its critical-mineral industry with a new bill that promises expedited mining permits and a collaborative "mine center," but concerns about environmental impacts are raising eyebrows.

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State geologist: Alaska’s mines produced an estimated $5.58 billion in 2025 as exploration surges Alaska’s state geologist told the House Resources Committee that the state’s mines had an estimated $5.58 billion production value in 2025, the state ranks highly for geological potential and exploration activity is increasing, but final 2025 data and job counts for smaller placer operations remain incomplete.

Alaska's mineral industry is booming, with an estimated production value of $5.58 billion in 2025, but final numbers and job counts for smaller operations are still on the horizon.

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DNR directors tell committee federal rescissions, land selections and FAST‑41 coordination could speed access to northern mineral projects The Division of Mining, Land and Water and OPMP told the House Resources Committee that recent federal notices and rescissions may allow state land selections (Ambler corridor, pipeline right-of-way) to proceed, and that voluntary programs such as OPA coordination and FAST‑41 can shorten federal and state permitting timelines for big projects.

Recent federal actions could pave the way for faster access to northern mineral projects in Alaska, significantly reducing permitting hurdles and enhancing state land selections.

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Supporters and ADA describe Ambler Access Road as private, restricted corridor with local engagement; costs and ownership still negotiated ADA and community leaders told the House Resources Committee the Ambler Access Road is being designed as a private industrial access route managed by a stakeholder entity, with subsistence advisory committees involved; ADA cited a presidential ANILCA appeal outcome and gave cost and timeline estimates while regional corporations weigh participation.

The Ambler Access Road project promises to reshape Alaska's industrial landscape, but local communities are demanding a seat at the table for job opportunities and economic growth.

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Becoming Pablo Unveils First Trailer Tentworks Interactive has pulled back the curtain on its latest project, Becoming Pablo, with a first-look trailer showcasing a bold new strategy sim set agains

Tentworks Interactive has pulled back the curtain on its latest project, Becoming Pablo, with a first-look trailer showcasing a bold new strategy sim set against the backdrop of the late 20th century drug trade.
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Senate committee advances resolution praising Alaska'Greenland ties, sets amendment deadline The Senate Arctic Affairs Committee heard a staff overview of Senate Joint Resolution 24 recognizing U.S.-Greenland cooperation and cultural ties with Alaska; no public comment was offered, and the committee set an amendment deadline for March 4 and scheduled reconsideration on May 5.

Senate Joint Resolution 24 is set to honor the deep-rooted ties between the U.S. and Greenland, sparking discussions on Arctic cooperation and cultural connections.

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Committee flags data and staffing gaps; DES says models date to 2019 and recommends ongoing updates Legislators pressed DES on staffing and data gaps underlying water planning; DES said the modeling behind the report began in 2019, pledged transparency on funding, and said it would build a business case if more capacity is needed.

South Carolina lawmakers are raising alarms over outdated water policy models and staffing shortages, warning that without immediate action, the state's ability to adapt to changing demands is at risk.

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One park’s trash is a giraffe’s feast! ### **Olivia Garas** #### Land Management Coordinator of the North End Parks **One of the most important jobs we have in Resource Management is removing invasives.** There are so many different plants found in Ohio that are invasive, many of which were introduced because of their aesthetic value or heartiness. In the horticulture world, when selling to consumers, this is a great quality for plants to have, but many of them are not found naturally in the regions they are sold in. The problem arises when those plants escape from peoples yards into natural areas and take over, often at the expense of our native species. One such plant is the callery pear tree, or _Pyrus calleryana._ This tree is one of the hardest plants for us to eradicate because so many people have them in their yards around our parks. They grow very quickly, and produce a lot of fruit that keeps their spread rampant. Although they are now illegal to sell in the state, the damage is done and they have found their way into nearly all of our parks. Which means a complete and utterly overwhelming amount of work trying to manage them! In many of the parks found in the north end of the district, callery pear is found along roadways, boundaries, fields and forests. Sometimes in these areas it is easy to cut them down and leave them where they fall. For other areas they have to be completely removed or chipped. For example, along a trail or roadway and in many fields where we use a brush hog, our large rotary mowers. This extra step takes a lot of time, and if the trees are large, extra hands. If only there was some way we could snap our fingers and watch them disappear! Callery pear trees taking over a natural area (photo provided by the Mad Botanist) We have found a way for that dream to come true… _sort of!_ Since last year the Columbus Zoo entered a partnership with Metro Parks. This partnership allows them to remove unsightly and damaging woody invasive species from our parks, and in return they receive a delicious and valuable food source for their animals. The cutest solution to two big problems! Many animals at the Columbus Zoo have special dietary requirements that they can’t live without. A lot of them are found in other parts of the world and it is difficult to match their diet exactly. Callery pear is a great substitute for the giraffes, elephants, porcupine and moose, to name a few. A good portion of these animals are very large and require a lot of browse material to maintain their health. The Zoo is required to obtain 19,100 linear feet of browse a week for their animals. To put that into perspective, that is equivalent to 3.6 miles of browse if you stood every branch end to end. That amounts to about 1 million linear feet a year. About 40% of this browse is provided by AEP, however, the rest they have to hunt for and collect themselves. Moose eating willow, another favorite browse item collected for their health. (Photo provided by the Columbus Zoo) You would think a task that large would require a whole team of people cutting and processing callery pear trees… but the Zoo has a team of only two skilled arborists to tackle the job. You could see why this partnership is a huge win-win for both organizations. The duo split up, each with a chainsaw, a truck and a trailer to bring back as much browse material as they can. I have been working and coordinating with them since August 2025 to accomplish both of our goals. I am often coordinating with Dave, one of the two collectors on the Zoo staff. Dave started his work at Highbanks Metro Park, clearing most of the callery pear from the north boundary of the park along Powell Road. Since he started, he has collected about 56,000 linear feet of browse from Highbanks, which is roughly 11 miles of callery pear! I go out and help when I can, but generally he is out there rain or shine, cutting and hauling it all away to feed the animals. Although they prefer larger trees to complete their quota, they take anything from saplings to very mature adult trees. I quite literally point my finger at a stand of pear and it disappears! Dave with a haul of callery pear, which he will deliver to the zoo. (Photo provided by the Columbus Zoo) All jokes aside, cutting down callery pear trees is not quick or easy, and the zoo arborists work very hard to deliver what is taken from the parks. They collect year round, as the bark and buds of the callery pear are rich in nutrients in the winter months. Vines and anything that could be harmful to the animals are removed from all the browse they collect. Dave is extra mindful of our goals as a parks system as well and takes the time to mark every stump he cuts. When he has cleared an area, I come through and cut the stumps again and treat them with a herbicide that kills the roots. This is essential to be sure the trees don’t come back. Small grouping of callery pear saplings before removal. Photo Olivia Garas Work has since moved on to Glacier Ridge Metro Park, where the arborists are clearing callery pear along a few of our boundaries. Eventually, when a lot of callery pear is cleared out of Glacier Ridge, they will move on to other parks. Not only are we beginning to make a dent in our callery pear tree problem in those priority areas, we are also feeding animals at the same time. Now when I see an area with a lot of callery pear trees, I see an opportunity to feed the moose, elephants and the giraffes. Olivia’s map of Glacier Ridge Metro Park marked by giraffes for Zoo Browse collection. Photo Olivia Garas It is a relief that, with so many callery pear trees in our parks, we have a creative and sustainable solution to maintain them. It helps us not only because we are removing callery pear, we are able to focus our attention on other species that need to be maintained as well. It’s like having an extra teammate on Resource Management! I look forward to our continued work and collaboration with the zoo, and to Dave’s hard work that has been a huge help to our team. Next time you see a stand of callery pear trees in the parks, think of the giraffes! Giraffe sampling browse material. Photo provided by the Columbus Zoo

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DNR briefs Alaska House panel on rising wildfire costs, 2025 season and preparedness steps The Department of Natural Resources told a House finance subcommittee that Alaska’s 2025 fire season required heavy resource imports, cost the state more than recent averages, and highlighted investments in fuels mitigation and drone programs as ways to reduce future suppression expenses.

Alaska's wildfire season in 2025 saw unprecedented costs and resource demands, prompting critical discussions on preparedness and mitigation strategies.

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