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The Department of Finance and Administration reported nearly 3,000 fully-electric vehicles were registered at the end of last month. The number of hybrid vehicles grew to about 27-thousand.
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According to a U.S. Department of Agriculture report, foreign persons holding an interest in private U.S. agricultural land increased by 2.4 million acres since 2019. As foreign ownership increases, will more states consider restrictions?
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Outside the Little Rock Zoo, the "Drive Electric for Earth Day" event was intended to encourage Arkansans to learn about electric vehicles.
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The Federal Highway Administration announced Thursday an emissions reduction program that will provide $6.4 billion nationwide over five years.
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City officials on Thursday announced the "Swing Into Action" Green Restaurant Certification Program at the Little Rock Zoo.
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Arkansas transportation officials showed seven newly-purchased diesel-powered trucks on Friday that have reduced emissions compared to the rest of the department's fleet.
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A regeneration plan for acres of forest in the state and light control methods are being used to help waterfowl habitats.
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EPIC Glass Recycling is adding services in additional communities and hopes to eventually open a plant at the Port of Little Rock.
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Scientists say land managers have for decades flooded wildlife management areas too early, too deeply, and for too long killing many tree species.
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With soaring fertilizer prices, farmers need help deciding where to cut costs. Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station experts offer a toolkit to help make those decisions easier and more cost-effective.