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To reward MAX by delisting hazardous waste, knowing the facility's history of noncompliance, seems counter-productive to the interest of environmental protection." MAX Environmental is seeking to reclassify their waste at a Pittsburgh landfill as non-hazardous. [Extracted from the article]

Riparian and upland forest buffers can be part of an overall agroforestry program. Some examples include alley cropping, riparian and upland forest buffers, windbreaks, silvopasture, and forest farming. [Extracted from the article]

Riparian and upland forest buffers can be part of an overall agroforestry program. Some examples include alley cropping, riparian and upland forest buffers, windbreaks, silvopasture, and forest farming. [Extracted from the article]

Some examples include alley cropping, riparian and upland forest buffers, windbreaks, silvopasture, and forest farming. Riparian and upland forest buffers can be part of an overall agroforestry program. [Extracted from the article]

Some examples include alley cropping, riparian and upland forest buffers, windbreaks, silvopasture, and forest farming. Riparian and upland forest buffers can be part of an overall agroforestry program. [Extracted from the article]

Some examples include alley cropping, riparian and upland forest buffers, windbreaks, silvopasture, and forest farming. Riparian and upland forest buffers can be part of an overall agroforestry program. [Extracted from the article]

Riparian and upland forest buffers can be part of an overall agroforestry program. Some examples include alley cropping, riparian and upland forest buffers, windbreaks, silvopasture, and forest farming. [Extracted from the article]

The legalization of marijuana for recreational use has encouraged growers to expand plantings of the lucrative crop. But according to Grantham, "Most of the cannabis farms fall outside of the groundwater basins regulated under SGMA, so well use represents an important, but largely unregulated threat to streams in the region.". [Extracted from the article]

The legalization of marijuana for recreational use has encouraged growers to expand plantings of the lucrative crop. But according to Grantham, "Most of the cannabis farms fall outside of the groundwater basins regulated under SGMA, so well use represents an important, but largely unregulated threat to streams in the region.". [Extracted from the article]

The legalization of marijuana for recreational use has encouraged growers to expand plantings of the lucrative crop. But according to Grantham, "Most of the cannabis farms fall outside of the groundwater basins regulated under SGMA, so well use represents an important, but largely unregulated threat to streams in the region.". [Extracted from the article]

The legalization of marijuana for recreational use has encouraged growers to expand plantings of the lucrative crop. But according to Grantham, "Most of the cannabis farms fall outside of the groundwater basins regulated under SGMA, so well use represents an important, but largely unregulated threat to streams in the region.". [Extracted from the article]

The legalization of marijuana for recreational use has encouraged growers to expand plantings of the lucrative crop. But according to Grantham, "Most of the cannabis farms fall outside of the groundwater basins regulated under SGMA, so well use represents an important, but largely unregulated threat to streams in the region.". [Extracted from the article]

But according to Grantham, "Most of the cannabis farms fall outside of the groundwater basins regulated under SGMA, so well use represents an important, but largely unregulated threat to streams in the region." The legalization of marijuana for recreational use has encouraged growers to expand plantings of the lucrative crop. [Extracted from the article]

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has awarded $750,000 in watershed protection grants to 30 farmer-led groups. Grants support producer-led conservation solutions by encouraging innovation and farmer participation in on-the-ground efforts to improve Wisconsin's soil health and water quality. [Extracted from the article]

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has awarded $750,000 in watershed protection grants to 30 farmer-led groups. Grants support producer-led conservation solutions by encouraging innovation and farmer participation in on-the-ground efforts to improve Wisconsin's soil health and water quality. [Extracted from the article]

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has awarded $750,000 in watershed protection grants to 30 farmer-led groups. Grants support producer-led conservation solutions by encouraging innovation and farmer participation in on-the-ground efforts to improve Wisconsin's soil health and water quality. [Extracted from the article]

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has awarded $750,000 in watershed protection grants to 30 farmer-led groups. Grants support producer-led conservation solutions by encouraging innovation and farmer participation in on-the-ground efforts to improve Wisconsin's soil health and water quality. [Extracted from the article]

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has awarded $750,000 in watershed protection grants to 30 farmer-led groups. Grants support producer-led conservation solutions by encouraging innovation and farmer participation in on-the-ground efforts to improve Wisconsin's soil health and water quality. [Extracted from the article]

The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection has awarded $750,000 in watershed protection grants to 30 farmer-led groups. Grants support producer-led conservation solutions by encouraging innovation and farmer participation in on-the-ground efforts to improve Wisconsin's soil health and water quality. [Extracted from the article]