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The research project takes place all along the Hudson River Estuary with partner volunteers including teachers, students, and residents who venture into tributary streams to participate. Those interested in volunteering for the eel project, can email [email protected] and should include their resident location to accommodate a nearby site. Learn more about the eel project.The Colonel William F. Fox Memorial Saratoga Tree Nursery officially kicked off the annual spring seedling sale, which is now open to the public and runs until May 10. Each year, the nursery offers low-cost, New York-grown tree and shrub species for sale to encourage plantings that help conserve New York’s natural resources and foster the next generation of forests. For more information on ordering and available species, visit our Spring Seedling Sale webpage.A friendly reminder: the annual resident brush burn ban starts on March 16 and ends on May 14! For tips on fire safety, check out our FIREWISE webpage.Participate in the 2024 Catskill Fire Tower Challenge! Visit all six Catskill Fire Towers between January 1, 2024 and December 31, 2024. Entries must be postmarked by January 6, 2025. For information on how to participate, visit the Catskill Fire Tower Challenge webpage.Planning a home improvement project? NYS has a program where you can drop off unused paint for reuse and recycling. See a list of drop-off locations near you.Are you looking for foam free container and packaging alternatives? Are you a covered foodservice provider, facility, store, or manufacturer affected by NY State's Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Foam Container and Polystyrene Loose Fill Packaging Ban? Details about foam-free container and packaging alternatives, including information about specific material types and guidance on common packaging terminology, are available in DEC's updated EPS Alternatives Reference Guide. To view the guide in English or Spanish and find more information about NY's foam ban visit DEC's Go Foam Free webpage. Additionally, the New York State Center for Sustainable Materials Management (CSMM) has created a resource on EPS alternatives for food service providers and stores. To view CSMM's guide visit the Recycle Right website and click on "resources."
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Se desconoce si las temperaturas de la vegetación tropical pronto podrían acercarse a este umbral, pero este resultado crea conciencia sobre la necesidad de mitigar los efectos del cambio climático en las selvas tropicales, las cuales son un productor primario del oxígeno del mundo.
Estudios para el viaje más allá de la órbita terrestre baja
La NASA ha logrado una recuperación de agua del 98% a bordo del segmento estadounidense de la estación espacial, lo cual es un hito necesario para las misiones espaciales que se aventuren a destinos lejanos. La NASA utiliza la estación para desarrollar y poner a prueba sistemas de soporte vital que pueden regenerar o reciclar elementos de consumo como alimentos, aire y agua. Idealmente, los sistemas de soporte vital necesitan recuperar cerca del 98% del agua que las tripulaciones llevan al comienzo de un viaje largo. En 2023, el Sistema de Control Ambiental y Soporte Vital de la estación espacial demostró esta capacidad.

El Terminal integrado de amplificador y módem de usuario de órbita terrestre baja de LCRD (ILLUMA-T, por sus siglas en inglés) de la NASA, una demostración de comunicaciones láser, completó su primer enlace. Este es un hito crítico para el primer sistema de retransmisión láser bidireccional de la agencia. Las comunicaciones láser envían y reciben información a velocidades más altas, lo que proporciona a las naves espaciales la capacidad de enviar más datos a la Tierra en una sola transmisión.
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Or maybe the dream of the ages will come true, and we'll eavesdrop on the communications of extraterrestrial civilizations. We might even capture evidence of "technosignatures," or traces of technology (think smog). Barring these strokes of luck, however, the job will be much harder. Light will be the key – light from the atmospheres of exoplanets, split up into a rainbow spectrum that we can read like a bar code. This method, called transit spectroscopy, would provide a menu of gases and chemicals in the skies of these worlds, including those linked to life.Artist's rendering of the Europa Clipper.NASA/JPL-CalTechLife as we don't know itThey dwell in the caustic chemical pools of Yellowstone National Park, in the dry valleys of Antarctica, in superheated vents on the ocean floor, and they belong to branches of life that split from our own billions of years ago. "Extremophiles" are life forms that love extreme environments, thriving in conditions that would kill anything else. They might also be analogs for strange life on distant worlds.Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park.NPS/Jim PeacoWhere should we look?More than 4,900 exoplanets – planets around other stars – have been confirmed to exist in our galaxy, but likely number in the trillions. One of the best tools scientists have to begin narrowing the search for habitable worlds is a concept known as the “habitable zone.” It’s the orbital distance from a star where temperatures would potentially allow liquid water to form on a planet’s surface. Many other conditions also would be required: a planet of suitable size with a suitable atmosphere, and a stable star not prone to erupting in sterilizing flares.
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Users will see this message in the app and receive a text to their phone number with a verification code. They should input the code and press "Verify". They will be unable to use the app until their phone number is verified. What if a user created their account with the wrong phone number? If they have inputted the wrong phone number when they created their account, they can press "Change Phone #" to add a new phone number to their account.  What if a user has a landline and can't verify the phone number? Please escalate the ticket to RideCo Support and we can manually override the phone number verification.What if a user does not want to verify their phone number? Users without phone verification will not be able to use the MoGo app or receive text updates about their ride. They will still be able to book by calling the call center and having a dispatcher book on their behalf. 

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Commercial Property managers need more than just a service provider.  Century will find, hire, train, and equip the best possible Team Members to support our customers to the best of their ability.Chapa-De Indian Health. Founded in 1974 after a study showed American Indians in California suffered from a higher incidence of diabetes, depression, and substance abuse, today Chapa-De operates two private non-profit community health centers and is governed by an American Indian Board of Directors.Crooked Lane Brewing Company.  The premier brewery in Auburn, CA offering classically crafted beers of the highest quality, beers featuring local ingredients, and innovative beers with unparalleled drinkability.Flyers Energy, LLC.  Headquartered in Auburn, CA with offices and retail locations in California and Nevada, partners in Calgren's Ethanol Plant and pacific Power Solar Management, Flyers Energy, LLC is an industry leader in technology, innovation, and utilization.Gardner Denver.  You will benefit in many ways from a partnership with Gardner Denver.  A supplier of air and gas related products to industries worldwide, they are not simply selling high quality products.  They make sure to offered the technology that is best suited for their clients' applications and needs.Lyon Real Estate.  Based in Sacramento, CA, Lyon Real Estate is a key player in the real estate industry, helping people find the home of their dreams in Greater Sacramento and surrounding areas with professional real estate agents, in-depth market reports, home evaluations, and more.Miltenyi Biotec.  For more than 30 years, Miltenyi Biotech has played an important role in the design, development, manufacture, and integration of products that empower the advancement of biomedical research and enable cell and gene therapy.Mother Lode Holding Company (MLHC).  With the founding of its principal subsidiary in 1973, Placer Title Company, MLHC provides title insurance, underwriting, and transaction support services to the nation's real estate industry.Placer Title Company.  A full-service title and escrow operation, serving Northern and Central California from nearly 50 branch location in 20 counties.  Placer Title is a great place to work and is featured as number 4 on Zippia's list of Best Companies to Work for in Auburn, CA.Placer County Water Agency (PCWA).