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Calling all Swifties: This Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour ticket raffle will help children with cancer - Vimarsana News

Calling all Swifties: This Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour ticket raffle will help children with cancer

Children’s Hospital New Orleans announced a ticket raffle to raise funds for a new Pediatric Stem Cell Transplant Unit that will help children with cancer and blood disorders. Twenty-eight suite

Ukraine crisis puts East Coast LNG back on the map - Vimarsana News

Ukraine crisis puts East Coast LNG back on the map

As Europe’s gas woes mount, at least two companies are exploring LNG options on Canada’s East Coast

Calgary-based Delta CleanTech seeks direct listing as carbon capture technology takes off - Vimarsana News

Calgary-based Delta CleanTech seeks direct listing as carbon capture technology takes off

But the industry's success will depend on finding uses for the captured carbon

The mighty Bay of Fundy could produce as much power as 3,000 wind turbines — if anyone can tame it - Vimarsana News

The mighty Bay of Fundy could produce as much power as 3,000 wind turbines — if anyone can tame it

Six questions about the latest attempt to generate tidal electricity where others have failed

How this Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos-backed Canadian startup is trying to 'cure' concrete's big carbon problem - Vimarsana News

How this Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos-backed Canadian startup is trying to 'cure' concrete's big carbon problem

Article content Cement literally serves as a building block for our ever-growing world, but it’s taking a steep toll on the environment. Cement — and its end product concrete — accounts for 7 per cent of global carbon emissions, with emissions from the industry expected to rise by 4 per cent globally by 2050, according to the International Energy Agency. Indeed, Bill Gates, the tech tycoon that’s now focused on resolving environmental issues, calls concrete among the “hardest” products to decarbonize. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or...