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- Quilts on display in Fairfield - davisenterprise. com
The North Wind Quilters Guild of Fairfield presents “Spring Has Sprung” March 22 and 23 at the Fairfield Adult Recreation Center
- Don Shor: Growing your own avocados - DavisEnterprise. com
* The trees need protection from wind Leaves desiccate rapidly in the north wind Prune carefully, if at all From the California Rare Fruit Growers: “Branches exposed to sun by defoliation are extraordinarily susceptible to sunburn and will surely die Such branches should always be whitewashed It is better to avoid any pruning
- UCD: A drying Salton Sea pollutes neighboring communities
When desert winds stir up dust from the Salton Sea’s exposed lakebed, nearby communities suffer from increased air pollution The deterioration coincides with reduced flows into California’s largest lake, a new research paper in the American Journal of Agricultural Economics finds
- Per Capita: Real deal on waste, fraud and abuse | Features . . .
The rationale from the White House is that the intermittent nature of solar and wind generation will lead to energy shortages and fail to meet the surging electricity demands of artificial intelligence
- Blue Devil girls boot Trojans | Sports | davisenterprise. com
Blue Devil team captain and midfielder Miya Alamares, a senior, scored the final goal on the pitch in the 78th minute Taking a pass from a DHS teammate on the north end of the stadium, Alamares took the soccer ball near the team’s bench and moved it toward the Trojans’ net at the south end of the stadium, while battling an Oak Ridge player on her left side trying to steal the ball
- Per Capita: Around the world and back in Yolo County
China, the global leader in solar and wind is also leading in EVs The Guardian recently broke the news that an Australian boatbuilder, concerned that the global shipping industry makes a significant contribution to human-caused greenhouse gas emissions, launched the “Hull 096” to be operated as a ferry between Buenos Aires and Uruguay
- Rain and wind couldnt dampen STEAC’s holiday spirit
Even the pouring rain and strong wind gusts couldn’t stop the giving spirit as 501 households were served during the Short Term Emergency Aid Committee’s 57th annual Holiday Program Distribution
- Fond farewell for UCD Engagement Office staff
Dozens of faculty, staff and students shared memories, tears, hugs and laughter as they gathered recently to bid farewell to the UC Davis Office of Public Scholarship and Engagement
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