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Geological Society of America G.K. Gilbert AwardThe award will be made for outstanding contributions to the solution of a fundamental problem(s) of planetary geology in its broadest sense, including planetary geology, geochemistry, mineralogy, petrology, and tectonics, geophysics, and the field of meteoritics.

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IEEE Harlan D. Mills AwardFor fundamental contributions to improving software quality, in particular through model-checking tools and coding standards, and for successfully transferring these contributions to practitioners developing mission-critical software.

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International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences Early Career Scientist MedalFor outstanding endeavors in the fields of aerospace science and technology.

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Federal Laboratory Consortium for Technology Transfer Outstanding Technology Development AwardRecognizes the efforts of an FLC laboratory technology transfer professional (or team) who has demonstrated outstanding work transferring a technology in a manner significantly over and above what was called for in the normal course of their work.

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American Astronautical Society’s Space Technology AwardFor leadership in advancing the United States’ planetary exploration capabilities, including its continuously evolving spacecraft reaching planetary bodies and roving across their surfaces; in the process directly enhancing human knowledge of both the solar system and Mars in particular.

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Yuan Wang
International Association of Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences Early Career Scientist MedalFor outstanding contributions to the atmospheric sciences.

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Joshua Willis

American Meteorological Society’s Nicholas P. Fofonoff AwardFor creative research in determining the circulation and heat content of the ocean and their contribution to sea level change.

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Dawn Flight Team

National Aeronautic Association Robert J. Collier TrophyThe award is presented annually for the greatest achievement in aeronautics or astronautics in America, with respect to improving the performance, efficiency and safety of air or space vehicles, the value of which has been thoroughly demonstrated by actual use during the preceding year.

2014
Blaine Baggett
National Air and Space Museum Trophy for Current AchievementIn recognition of a distinguished career bringing engineering and scientific achievements and education to the public's awareness and engagement.

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The park is located on the southeast corner of Clear Lake, the largest natural lake completely within the borders of California. Between Lower Lake and Clear Lake on Highway 53, north of Calistoga in the wine country.

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Come see what autumn is bringing to Anderson Marsh State Historic Park
The Park at this time of year is beautiful.  The colors of autumn at the Park are wonderful shades of cream, yellow, brown and green – interspersed with the startling color of small yellow sunflowers, periwinkle chicory, white ground “morning glories” or the fluffy white airiness of California Milkweed seeds and many California Wild Rose “hips” – most are still a lovely red and a very attractive food for many birds and mammals.   Most of the blackberries are drying and shriveling up but they are still interesting to birds and wildlife.  The wild grapes that grow are ripening, and bunches are hanging from vines in trees.  Mistletoe berries are ripening too.  The fall bird migration is underway.  Birds that we may see include a belted kingfisher looking for breakfast in the creek, acorn woodpeckers getting ready to store acorns in their “granary” trees, the first cedar waxwings arriving to dine on berries and grapes and perhaps a pair or two of phainopepla. (Love that name! These are usually birds of arid-mesquite land, but are found in this Park because of the abundance of mistletoe berries).  Also on hand may be red-shouldered hawk, red-tailed hawk and white-tailed kite.
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Wisconsin 2022 Census of Agriculture Highlights

When people think about Wisconsin agriculture, they immediately think of Wisconsin as a leader in dairy farms and cheese production. As of December 31, 2022, Wisconsin had 6,216 dairy farms, and in 2022 Wisconsin produced just over 5.2 billion pounds of cheese.

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Organic is a growing sector, with domestic sales of organic products topping $69.7 billion in 2023. However, consumer research shows that consumers do not always understand what “organic” means and how USDA protects the organic label.

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Reflections from the Road: USDA Journeys to Texas for its Second Regional Equity Convening

The USDA, in collaboration with USDA Equity Commission (EC) members, embarked on a significant journey to the heart of Texas, where the vibrant spirit of agriculture intertwines with the pursuit of equity. The occasion? The Texas Hispanic Farmer and Rancher Conference (THFRC) and Food Summit 2024 in McAllen, Texas, held from April 24-27, 2024. This gathering marked the second Regional Equity Convening, following the Inaugural Regional Convening in Michigan, where USDA leadership stood shoulder to shoulder with stakeholders to champion equity and engage with the transformative recommendations outlined in the USDA Equity Commission’s final report.

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Mentally and Physically, Trees Make a Difference

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