Valley. When they begin speaking we will bring it to you live. A pg e worker died in the wildfire in solano county. He was clearing power poles. This would allow access to emergency responders. He was unresponsive. Cpr was performed on the individual. The employee was transported by ambulance and pronounced deceased at a local hospital. Gates canyon is in the hills above vacaville. They have not said how the worker has died. This is the first data reported in the fires. There is the hennessy fire. The lnu lightning complex this is named after the lake napa unit. Doubtfire destroyed dozens of homes on tuesday night. Officials lifted some of the Evacuation Orders. People into areas of fairfield were given the green light to return home. Travis air force base is under an Evacuation Order, only Mission Essential personnel will work today. The walbridge fire is part of the lnu lightning complex fire. The fire is 14,500 acres. There is zero containment. There are mandatory evacuation. Much o
Im delighted to move us to our second panel the Conservation Movement in state and National Parks and we are lucky to have lauren meyer or historian and Landscape Architectsts serving s moderator to kick off this event. Lauren has a longstanding relationship with the olmstead having edited the list of Design Projects which were just mentioned as well as part of the near 12 volume thousands and thousands of pages. He is currently the cochair of the nonprofit partner of National Historic sites and with that welcome lauren. Thank you enough i can figure out the technology here i will pull up the next i might need someone. [inaudible conversations] there it is. Right in the middle. Welcome everyone to session to. Im going to kick off this panel covering sort of a flyover of the role of the olmstead and the National Park service. Followed by scholar and historian Hope Christian who looked into the work of Frederick Law Olmsted, jr. And ending with sam hodder who will talk about the importan
By Annie Ropeik for Energy News Network.Broadcast version by Kathryn Carley for Maine News Service reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Public News Service Collaboration Overnight in early July last year, Vermont solar installer Bill Chidsey got a call that a grocery store he worked with in his village of Hardwick was flooded. He arrived to find feet of water in the Buffalo Mountain Market s utility room, spilling over from the rising Lamoille River in a record-breaking rainstorm. "The grocery store survived by an inch," Chidsey said. " .
State officials in Maine are preparing the next generation for climate change-related activism and careers. A new state-run website helps young Mainers find ways to use their own talents and interests to counter any climate anxiety and work to build the state s climate resilience. Abigail Hayne is Maine s youth climate engagement coordinator. .