Dorothy Lanasa

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New details about standoff in alleged kidnapping of 2 forest service employees centraloregondaily.com/news/nation-wo… via @CODaily I heard she got shot, my sweet cousin. I hope not. Pls ask Jay Rohere and Eddie Mulva . Could this be the boys? 😱🥺😢☹️

@sciam These are not wildfires. pls sw police investigate. I think someone from dulaney st, 21223 is doing most of these fires and now he wants do 3500 houses!

Smoke from northern Minnesota wildfires may drift over the Great Lakes and Northeast this week, bringing hazardous levels of air pollution to major cities spklr.io/6014EPnMa

@USGS @NASA I can't take these so called wild c fires anymore. They are being set deliberately, i suspect, by a man on dulaney street 21223. He must be stopped. He is a sorcer and he works alone mostly. He takes trains and planes and goes to other states.

America, from space. 🛰️ To celebrate America's 250th anniversary, the USGS has created a new portrait of the nation using imagery from Landsat 8 and Landsat 9. For more than 50 years, the @USGS and @NASA Landsat program has provided a continuous record of Earth's changing land surface. This new mosaic showcases the incredible diversity of the United States, from the rainforests of the Pacific Northwest to the Everglades of Florida, from the Rocky Mountains to the agricultural heartland of the Great Plains. It also continues a tradition that began in 1976, when Landsat imagery was used to create "Portrait U.S.A." for the nation's bicentennial. Learn more about this image (also available as a poster) and download a free high-resolution copy 👉ow.ly/hLPn50ZjKhS 📷: Landsat Portrait of America, created using imagery from Landsat 8 and Landsat 9 and elevation data from the USGS National Elevation Dataset.

@NavyFederal I don't understand why I am having a problem with gaining entry into my accounts. I am concerned. Can you check? I suspect judy carney is trying to steal my finances, as she has said. Dorothy Lanasa

In his latest message, President/CEO Dietrich Kuhlmann reflects on America’s 250th, Navy Federal’s support through a changing economy and our people-centered use of augmented intelligence—all to help members make moves with confidence. nfcu.me/4vUzNFX

@Rainmaker1973 Wow!

For two years, 32-year-old Chris from Aklan, Philippines, quietly saved every coin he could. Often asking only for ₱5 and politely refusing larger amounts, he patiently collected his modest savings with a single goal in mind. In 2022, Chris donated 160 boxes of crayons, 80 boxes each to Calizo National High School and Calizo Elementary School. This simple yet meaningful gift will help hundreds of students bring color to their drawings and creativity to their classrooms. Chris, who has autism, has become a local hero for his selfless act. His story is a beautiful reminder that you don’t need to be wealthy to make a real difference. Sometimes, all it takes is patience, determination, and a generous heart.

@x_Aurelion @Rainmaker1973 Water and proper nutrients in the soil are the two first considerations to help prevent tree mortality. See NIH Pub Med.

@Rainmaker1973 66 billion trees sounds impressive, but when you realize that the survival rate of these trees is around 24%, it can seem a bit misleading. They should publish the number of trees still there, not planted.

Since 1978, China has been carrying out one of the most ambitious ecological projects in human history: the Three-North Shelter Forest Program, often called the Great Green Wall. The goal is to halt the relentless advance of the Gobi and Taklamakan deserts. So far, China has planted more than 66 billion trees along a 2,800-mile (4,500 km) stretch. The government plans to plant another 34 billion trees by 2050, which could increase global forest cover by roughly 10% compared to late-1970s levels. The project was launched to combat severe soil erosion and the massive dust storms that have plagued northern China, including Beijing, for decades. Officials recently celebrated a major milestone: successfully encircling the Taklamakan Desert, helping raise the country’s overall forest coverage above 25%. Satellite observations and climate models show that these vast planted forests have already begun to alter local weather patterns by influencing the atmospheric water cycle in northern and western China. However, the project faces significant criticism. Much of the planting has relied on monocultures of fast-growing species like poplar and willow. These artificial forests lack biodiversity and have proven highly vulnerable to disease, in one province alone, over a billion trees were lost to pests. Additionally, planting water-hungry trees in arid regions has dramatically lowered groundwater levels, caused widespread tree die-off, and in some cases may have worsened desertification. As the program continues, many scientists are calling for a shift toward more diverse, native tree species that are better adapted to dry conditions and can survive long-term without depleting the region’s scarce water resources.

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