In terms of today . Likely have some sun glare issues, one the sun actually does come up. But definitely chilly start to the morning here. Make no mistake, as the wind blows right on cue, take you out to the graphics and show you whats happening on storm scam. Breeze out here, probably compare it to bit more of westerly breeze than what we saw yesterday. So starting to shift a bit more. But still cold winds. Meanwhile, we look ahead to mid week, reinforcement, that is coming our way, in the form of another blast of arctic air, so thats going to send our temperatures to anywhere between five to den degrees below the seasonable average. Fact weve gotten so used i think to having temperatures above normal, is what is going to make this feel so brutal to you. Currently it actually feels like the teens. In a lot of locations more like the twos, across new jersey, down in through dover, delaware, for example. Even up at mount pocono, feels more like singles. Thats just again because you have
<p>New research on rural New Englanders shows that gardening, hunting, fishing and other HWFP activities are important tools for maintaining food security through extreme events, such as pandemics or climate change events. </p>
<p>University of Vermont and University of Maine researchers found that both food insecurity and home and wild food production (HWFP) – gardening, hunting, fishing, foraging, and having “backyard” poultry or livestock – increased significantly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and <strong>those who undertook HWFP activities exhibited improved food security 9-12 months later. </strong></p>
<p>The paper, <a href="https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-52320-z.pdf">published in <em>Scientific Reports</em></a>, surveyed over 1,000 individuals in rural Vermont and Maine (the two most rural states
The history of women in design is not exactly a tale of feminist triumph, and this exhibition, which follows their work from the late 19th century to the present, is more eclectic than momentous