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Asim Zia, Ph.D. serves as VT EPSCoR Science Co-Leader for the Integrated Assessment Model Team (IAM) with the Basin Resilience to Extreme Events in the Lake Champlain Basin (BREE), RII Track-1 Award. As a Fulbright Scholar, Zia will spend time in Pakistan, Israel and Ecuador working at the local, national and international policy levels to improve border relations and water use practices, as well as within communities to inspire grassroots social change.

Can Regenerative Agriculture Save American Farms? | Gund Institute for Environment  UVM News

Securing Clean Water for All | College of Agriculture and Life Sciences | The University of Vermont  UVM News

Can Regenerative Agriculture Save American Farms?  UVM News

Hailey Bieber and Bella Hadid sizzle in new Versace campaign  Yahoo Finance Australia

Human footprints dating back 120,000 years found in Saudi Arabia  Hindustan Times

Leah Remini attends Danny Masterson's arraignment on rape charges to support accusers  Yahoo News Canada

Human footprints dating back 120,000 years found in Saudi Arabia  Hindustan Times

Baldwinsville temporarily cancels in-person instruction at 1 school due to coronavirus; more than 70 students  syracuse.com

Baldwinsville temporarily cancels in-person instruction at 1 school due to coronavirus; more than 70 students quarantined  msnNOW

Two more Baldwinsville students test positive for the coronavirus  msnNOW

How Algorithms Discern Our Mood From What We Write Online  Smithsonian Magazine

Stimulus Check Update: Who Will Get That Extra $300 and When?  The New York Times

Seven footprints may be the earliest evidence of humans on the Arabian Peninsula  The Guardian

Two more Baldwinsville students test positive for the coronavirus  syracuse.com

Human footprints dating back 120,000 years found in Saudi Arabia  Yahoo News

Seven footprints may be the earliest evidence of humans on the Arabian Peninsula  MSN UK

Yajaira Torres-De Jesus, science teacher at Colegio Rosa Bell in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico and 2019-2020 BREE High School Teacher, has been named an Advocate by the Society for Science & The Public for 2020-2021. The society awards STEM teachers who demonstrate a profound commitment to students of difference races and ethnicities in STEM and students from low-income households. The award includes a stipend and professional development opportunities for Mrs. Torres-De Jesus and lab materials for her students.

Tully student tests positive for the coronavirus, school to remain open  msnNOW

Bam Adebayo and the 10 greatest defensive plays in NBA playoff history  Yahoo Finance Australia