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John Rossi | Republican-American

WATERBURY - John L. Rossi, of Waterbury, died Aug. 13, 2023, at the age of 102, at his home in The Village at East Farms.A native and a life-long resident of Waterbury, John was born Feb. 15, 1921, one of five children of Joseph and Eva (Bucco) Rossi, who had emigrated from Celenza, Italy.After grad

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A response to Paul Krugman: Growth is not as green as you might think - Vimarsana News

A response to Paul Krugman: Growth is not as green as you might think

As ecosystems are getting nightmarishly worse, the fable of green growth is acting as a kind of macroeconomic greenwashing, especially when mobilised to discredit other, more radical solutions to the ecological crisis.

Ads Of The Week: Tinder Reinvents Memes And McDonald's Launches Digital Scavenger Hunt - Vimarsana News

Ads Of The Week: Tinder Reinvents Memes And McDonald's Launches Digital Scavenger Hunt

Every Wednesday, The Drum picks the top global campaigns from our Creative Works.

Ad Of The Day: Tinder Taps LGBTQ+ Artists To Reinvent Iconic Memes - Vimarsana News

Ad Of The Day: Tinder Taps LGBTQ+ Artists To Reinvent Iconic Memes

How many of these iconic viral moments can you remember? Dating app Tinder has recreated UK memes born from classic scenes – like Big Brothers ‘David’s dead’ confusion and pop star Alexandra Burke’s ’elephant in the room’ comments – and given them an artistic makeover.

Climate change Worcester President Biden greenhouse gas emissions - Vimarsana News

Climate change Worcester President Biden greenhouse gas emissions

Andrew Ahern On Earth Day 2021, President Joe Biden held a global Climate Summit with 40 countries from across the world. The objective of the summit was to “galvanize efforts by the major economies to tackle the climate crisis.” At the summit, Biden ended up pledging a 50% reduction of U.S. greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 — the amount scientists say we need to cut globally by 2030 in order to stay within a safe level of 1.5 degrees Celsius of global warming. Biden’s pledge is a step in the right direction, but frankly, is not good enough. Scientists, scholars and climate activists ...