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Detroit district fires school administrator accused of choking student - Vimarsana News

Detroit district fires school administrator accused of choking student

The school board voted to fire an assistant principal at Pasteur Elementary School accused of choking a student, and demoted another administrator for not reporting it promptly.

Polluted 'bottom sludge' to be brought ashore from Gulf of Izmit - Vimarsana News

Polluted 'bottom sludge' to be brought ashore from Gulf of Izmit

Embattled with pollution, the Gulf of Izmit has accumulated 100 years of pollution on its seabed, triggering biological turmoil and creating adverse...

Fish species decline rapidly in Marmara - Vimarsana News

Fish species decline rapidly in Marmara

A few days prior to the start of the fishing ban, fishermen say this season has not been productive, while an expert attributes the decrease in the species in Marmara to overfishing and pollution.

Creating habitat to help fish reproduce is costlier, but more effective than restoring it - Vimarsana News

Creating habitat to help fish reproduce is costlier, but more effective than restoring it

Habitat restoration can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, years of time and the collaborative effort of engineers, scientists and designers. It may be better to just start from scratch. 

Auburn University experts reimagine controlled environment agriculture - Vimarsana News

Auburn University experts reimagine controlled environment agriculture

While controlled environment agriculture, or CEA, has the potential to improve access to local, nutritious fruits and vegetables on a year-round basis, the greenhouse gas emissions associated with greenhouse production is five times higher than field