US Forest Service grant gives $1 million boost to city of Prineville’s planned biomass power project
Officials say renewable energy plant will boost forest health, cut wildfire risk PRINEVILLE, Ore. (KTVZ) – The city of Prineville...
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Christ, not colonial guilt, inspired CoE fund to help victims of historic slavery, Justin Welby says
Fund planned to help people affected by the Church's past investment in slavery Welby, 67, told of complaints after Church Commissioner's...
Los Angeles County lost the most people last year. How did others do?
Several large, urban counties across the United States gained residents or stemmed population declines in the year ending last July...
Macron says Europe should not follow US or Chinese policy over Taiwan
French President Emmanuel Macron said in comments published on Sunday that Europe had no interest in an acceleration of the...
Rallycross competitor shows support to Ukraine
Since the launch of Motorsport UK’s Ukraine fundraising campaign, community members have shown their support through donation of funds or...
Special Medicaid funds help most states but prompt oversight concerns
Emanuel Medical Center in rural Georgia racks up more than $350,000 a month in losses providing health care for low-income...
Changing Bristol’s community charity merry-go-round – how one group is funding from the grassroots up
A group of people in Bristol trying to create a grassroots, community-led fundraising support network that will act as an...
Migration: The fences dividing Europe: how the EU uses walls to contain irregular migration | International
The specter of walls is haunting Europe again. Three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the question resurfaces:...
Nigeria needs to start funding healthcare as population increases, says WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says Nigeria needs to start allocating more funds to healthcare as the country’s population increases....
Is the UK prepared to let its rural churches rot – or can they be saved? | Heritage
They are the ghosts of Easter – past, present and future. The four medieval churches that stand on the 12,140-hectare (30,000-acre) military base known as the Norfolk battle training area near Swaffham have been empty since the whole area was taken over as part of the war effort in 1942, and the 1,000-strong population of the villages they served – West Tofts, Stanford, Langford and Tottington – were forcibly and unhappily removed.They were never let back in, and the last survivor among the displaced died in 2019. These churches are,...