This week's episode of Poor Will's Almanack has notes from Bill Felker's archives of forty years of observation of what happens in nature in the Miami Valley and beyond.
From the collection of Rev Cool.
Adriana Martinez-Smiley
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Using drones for agriculture is still a fledgling business. Though the practice is slowly becoming an effective way of promoting crop biodiversity and sustainability. At a demonstration hosted by the Tecumseh Land Trust, Ohio farmers got a peak at what the future of agriculture could look like. -
New archaeological research highlights how artisans modified animal bones using blades to create ceremonial objects two thousand years ago in what is now called the Miami Valley. -
Scientists are using powerful genomic analysis to locate cells mounting the attacks. -
This week, 26 students from the Dayton area are taking part in a summer camp at Sinclair Community College. -
The Ohio Department of Transportation plans to fund 46 electric vehicle charging stations across the state, a station every 50 miles along nearly 1,900 miles of interstate. -
The State of Ohio plans to install Direct Current (DC) Fast Charging stations every 50 miles along most interstates within a couple of years. -
The investment will fund 40 electric vehicle charging stations in 35 communities across Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain and Medina counties. -
Citywide broadband may soon be a reality in Cleveland, giving every resident — 35% of whom do not subscribe to in-home internet — access to affordable connection. -
Google's two new data centers will be in Columbus and Lancaster. -
Wright State University professor Alan Knowles sees AI leveling the playing field for students with disabilities. He embraces AI to improve writing and teaches a new skill called "prompt engineering."
