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James Gilbert

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I have been a reporter for the Yuma Sun since 2001 covering public safety, courts and military. You can also find me at Facebook.com/YSJamesGilbert.
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Board wants mining companies consulted before aggregate amendment moves forward

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By James Gilbert Verified
| Yuma Sun Verified
The Yuma County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday reviewed a proposed text amendment to the Yuma County 2030 Comprehensive Plan that would add aggregate sources to the Land Use element. Senior Planner Javier Barraza delivered the presentation, stating the update is needed to comply with state law. Counties with more than 125,000 residents must identify and map aggregate resources – including sand, gravel and rock – in their long‑range land‑use plans.
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Editorial: What the end of the universe can teach us right now

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By James Gilbert Verified
| Yuma Sun Verified
Every so often, science hands us a number so large it’s almost impossible to comprehend. This month, three researchers from Radboud University calculated how long it might take for the universe to disappear completely – not through explosion or collapse, but through slow, steady evaporation driven by the physics of black holes. Their answer is a one followed by 78 zeros. It’s a number so vast that writing it out feels like a stunt.
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First Take: Portion paranoia

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By James Gilbert Verified
| Yuma Sun Verified
I recently realized on a trip that while buffets and continental breakfasts are basically the same thing–they are also completely different. At a buffet, it’s a no-judgment zone. You can stack your plate like you’re feeding a small village, and no one bats an eye. Go back for seconds? Applauded. Thirds? Respected. Four trips in? A legendary eater. Now compare that to a continental breakfast. That’s a different story.
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