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OSU polar scientist Ian Whillans commemorated: Antarctic ice stream named in his honor.
In a rare renaming of a glacial feature, the Advisory Committee for Antarctic Names has designated Ice Stream B in the western portion of Antarctica as the Whillans Ice Stream in honor of the late glaciologist.
Federal climate change report says food, ag production could be in jeopardy
Report warns that “climate disruptions” could challenge yields and world food security by 2050.
The way it was when engines were young
One hundred years ago gas engines and tractors were still pretty new, and most people didn’t know what made them go when they ran, or what made them stop when they quit.
2012 Utica shale production results: Infrastructure in progress; ‘best is yet come’
SALEM, Ohio — As the Ohio Department of Natural Resources released its annual report of well production results May 16, many are getting the feeling that Ohio needs to be patient and build the infrastructure in order to see the true production results of some wells. There have been 660 horizontal permits issued by the
Off to the races in Ireland with the Vairs
Bill and Donna Vair, from Hartville, Ohio, took us along in June when they visited the Isle of Man TT (Tourist Trophy) motorcycle races. We also took many other sights during the trip, including the Slieve League Cliffs in Ireland.
YOUR CHOICE
“If you are willing and obedient, ye shall eat the good of the land” Isa. 1:19. Here is a choice that God gives us. He says in His Holy Word “if you are willing and obedient,” in other words it is your choice. If you do the right things in life you will be rewarded
LETTER: HSUS has a goal for Ohio and farmers need to stand up
Editor: In August 2010 HSUS started its first phase of killing Ohio farms. They were given all the help they needed by the Ohio Farm Bureau and ex-Gov. Ted Strickland. But maybe it started before then; maybe it started a year earlier when the Ohio Farm Bureau pushed the Ohio Livestock Care Standards Board. Telling
United Local’s bond issue: Clearing up misconceptions
Editor: United Local school district residents have the opportunity to vote May 3 on a 3.92 mill bond issue for $9.75 million. If approved, United would partner with the Ohio School Facilities Commission to build a new K-12 building. The OSFC would pay 79 percent of the $38 million cost and United residents would pay
Colorado grain elevator fined for worker hazards after teen dies
Teen’s death triggers OSHA investigation and $1.6 million in fines for Colorado grain elevator.
Pa. farmers can ‘REAP’ benefits of tax credits by applying for this program
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Pennsylvania farmers are making further investments in the environment by implementing on-farm conservation practices, thanks to the Resource Enhancement and Protection tax credit program, or REAP. The program encourages farmers to use conservation best management practices to reduce erosion and sedimentation impacting Pennsylvania’s streams and watersheds. It has proven to be an
