News published on Federal Newswire in October 2022

Science Speaks: Carbon Dioxide Utilization

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

Science Speaks: Carbon Dioxide Utilization

TechWomen Gets Underway, As Second Decade of Mentorship Exchange Begins

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

TechWomen Gets Underway, As Second Decade of Mentorship Exchange Begins

Usaid And The Federal Trade Commission Launch Trust And Competition In Digital Economies Initiative To Promote Consumer Protection And Competition In Africa’S Digital Economy

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

Usaid And The Federal Trade Commission Launch Trust And Competition In Digital Economies Initiative To Promote Consumer Protection And Competition In Africa’S Digital Economy

Two Georgia Residents Plead Guilty To Firearms Trafficking

By DOJ Newswire | Oct 6, 2022

News Release: Xavier Simms and Bryce Martin Trafficked Firearms from Georgia to New York With a Third Co-Conspirator Who Shot and Critically Wounded an FBI Task Force Officer When Law Enforcement Attempted to Interdict.

United States Announces Additional Support To Address Food Insecurity And Strengthen Resilience In Niger

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

United States Announces Additional Support To Address Food Insecurity And Strengthen Resilience In Niger

Interior Department discusses National Call for Nominations for Site-Specific Advisory Committees on Oct. 5

By Interior Newswire | Oct 6, 2022

The US Interior Department published a three page notice on Oct. 5, according to the U.S. Government Publishing Office.

Seasonal Prohibition on Fishing (Commercial and Recreational) for or Possession of Blackfin, Vermilion, Black, or Silk Snapper in U.S. Caribbean Federal Waters

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

Seasonal Prohibition on Fishing (Commercial and Recreational) for or Possession of Blackfin, Vermilion, Black, or Silk Snapper in U.S. Caribbean Federal Waters

New Program Manager to Lead Larval Fish and Ecosystem Studies Team in Alaska

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

New Program Manager to Lead Larval Fish and Ecosystem Studies Team in Alaska

Chefs and Farmers Partner with NOAA to Tell the Story of Seafood

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

Chefs and Farmers Partner with NOAA to Tell the Story of Seafood

Seasonal Prohibition on Fishing (Commercial and Recreational) for or Possession of Caribbean Council-Managed Reef Fish in Federal Waters of the Bajo de Sico Management Area

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

Seasonal Prohibition on Fishing (Commercial and Recreational) for or Possession of Caribbean Council-Managed Reef Fish in Federal Waters of the Bajo de Sico Management Area

Final Action Plan Released to Reduce Atlantic Sturgeon Bycatch in Federal Large Mesh Gillnet Fisheries

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

Final Action Plan Released to Reduce Atlantic Sturgeon Bycatch in Federal Large Mesh Gillnet Fisheries

Ensuring a Future for Seafood in a Changing Ocean: Part 2

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

Ensuring a Future for Seafood in a Changing Ocean: Part 2

Ensuring a Future for Seafood in a Changing Ocean: Part 1

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

Ensuring a Future for Seafood in a Changing Ocean: Part 1

Sustainable Pacific Oyster Farming

By Press release submission | Oct 6, 2022

Sustainable Pacific Oyster Farming

Ex-Husband of Former State of Georgia Employee Pleads Guilty to Stealing More Than $1.3 Million by Creating Fake Students with Non-Existent Disabilities

By DOJ Newswire | Oct 6, 2022

News Release: ATLANTA - Kevin M. Gregory has pleaded guilty to conspiring with ex-wife and former Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency counselor Karen C. Lyke to forge educational records and to create fake students with non-existent disabilities and illnesses, as part of their sophisticated, multi-year scheme to steal more than $1.3 million.