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As discussed in the Event 201 pandemic game, removing “disinformation” was considered, especially on social media, while making sure only legitimate information was provided. It appears that a particular solution
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While Landscape Conservation Design (LCD) is applicable to all areas in Idaho, once again Custer and Lemhi counties, located in the High Divide region, are poster case studies for LCD implementation. Recommended Practices for LCD
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Fingers are always being pointed to anyone who challenges the questionable information that pours from media outlets. Anything that does not conform to the narrative and selected messaging is automatically attributed to
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Technocracy may be an unfamiliar concept to many or not easily understood by those who are familiar with it, or even it’s relationship to the United Nations (UN) 17 Agenda 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Both
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Immunizations continue to be at the forefront in federal government programs and in states that create legislation with mandates for vaccine compliance. Each state has vaccination requirements for children entering kindergarten,
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The Lemhi River is 60 miles long, as a tributary flows northwest to the Salmon River, feeding into the Snake River, and ultimately flows into the Columbia River. Below is a map of Lemhi River Basin tributaries that are priority
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Much interest in the Lemhi River and its tributaries has been around for some time. According to the Idaho Water Resource Board (IWRB), the “Lemhi River is one of the cornerstones of Idaho’s Salmon Recovery
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The final Western Governors Association (WGA) workshop on Reimagining the Rural West (RRW) was held on December 3, 2019, in Post Falls, with host Governor Brad Little providing the opening remarks. Idaho is all in
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Continuing with the second Western Governors Association (WGA) Reimagining the Rural West (RRW) workshop, held November 4 & 5 in Santa Fe, more details were revealed about the objectives to transform, not reimagine, rural
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In the first Reimagining the Rural West (RRW) article, the Western Governors Association (WGA) panel discussions were reviewed for what this “project” intended to execute on rural communities. The second WGA
