Time is always moving on, Nothing can stop it. The question is whether we use our time properly or not. We can’t do anything about the past, but what happens in the future depends on what we do now.
🐶 Hugging a dog is one of life's greatest joys — and it might even help you live longer.
New research suggests that dog ownership is linked to a reduced risk of death for people with cardiovascular disease. https://t.co/K6EdNGrGlK
For decades, indigenous keepers of Uluru, a sandstone monolith in the Australian Outback, have watched visitors try to scale the massive rock formation they consider sacred.
A new ban will make the site permanently closed to climbers.
https://t.co/lstllkjfBR
The City of Dallas says a total of 104 homes were destroyed by Sunday night’s tornado. 286 sustained major damage. About 500 others need minor repairs.
Optimism does not mean being blind to the actual reality of a situation. It means maintaining a positive spirit to continue to seek a solution to any given problem. And it means recognizing that any given situation has many different aspects—positive as well as problematic.
Today, Castle Valley, Moab and Grand County officials will discuss a resolution that, if passed, would formalize their collective opposition to an effort to bring off-highway vehicles into Utah's national parks.
https://t.co/BGgxrHv6MH
Construction has begun on President Trump's border wall between Arizona and Mexico, and conservationists are furious. The massive barrier will skirt one the most beloved protected areas in the Southwest — Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. https://t.co/vAgq68H1If
The National Park Service has found that construction of President Trump's wall along the southwestern border will significantly damage or completely destroy more than 20 archaeological sites in a natural park in the heart of Arizona’s Sonoran Desert
https://t.co/szuQBe0PAU
OKLAHOMANS!!! Funeral Home Asking Public To Attend Services For WWII Vet
with No Living Family
10 AM
Wednesday, Sep 4
Grace Hill Cemetery
500 Memorial Drive
Perry, OK https://t.co/mineeApMf0
The plan improved in some notable ways in the "wonky details" from what the agencies proposed in their "Preferred Alternative" last year. However, it still fails to give this internationally significant landscape the protection it deserves. #StandWithBearsEars
"The primary goal is to preserve our ability to heal — to protect our ability to heal ourselves. And that goes to the goal of keeping the land intact." -- Eric Descheenie (Diné), founding co-chair of the Bears Ears Intertribal Coalition https://t.co/CxUsb3kygV
The Department of Energy is spending $8M to test for oil and gas development potential in San Juan County, UT, home of Bears Ears National Monument. @Dantiquities https://t.co/Ksp1JgMbOb
The latest science on the massive juniper-tree die-off we started seeing last year on Cedar Mesa and throughout southeast Utah. Turns out it probably was the climate-related driest year on record...but only time will tell.
https://t.co/eTp2lCciql