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As the UK rightly sanctions Russia, it turns a blind eye to Israel's cyber war crimes - Vimarsana News

As the UK rightly sanctions Russia, it turns a blind eye to Israel's cyber war crimes

Israel's reputation as a 'start-up nation' is built on the testing of cyber-weapons against Palestinians. The UK Home Office must not be complicit in whitewashing Israel's cyber crimes, writes Ben Jamal.

Blue Wolf Performance Solutions Completes Acquisition of Aqua Drill International - Vimarsana News

Blue Wolf Performance Solutions Completes Acquisition of Aqua Drill International

/PRNewswire/ -- Blue Wolf Performance Solutions ("Blue Wolf"), a national industrial cleaning and maintenance services provider, announced that it has acquired...

Former Alcoa Intalco Works plan could reopen in Ferndale - Vimarsana News

Former Alcoa Intalco Works plan could reopen in Ferndale

A $10 million enticement from the State of Washington's budget could help restart a more environmentally friendly aluminum smelter.

Source: king5.com
The occupation enters the Metaverse - Vimarsana News

The occupation enters the Metaverse

The advent of the Metaverse threatens to bring new forms of virtual exclusion and erasure for Palestinians trapped under Israel’s technological control.

Source: 972mag.com
Deal seeks to revive last aluminum smelter in Northwest, cut waste - Vimarsana News

Deal seeks to revive last aluminum smelter in Northwest, cut waste

FERNDALE — A complex deal is taking shape to revive the Pacific Northwest’s last remaining aluminum smelter. Alcoa idled its Intalco Works smelter near Ferndale, Washington, a year-and-a-half ago and laid off virtually all the workers there. The plan to bring this industry back involves a new owner, cash from taxpayers and an uncertain new contract for cut-rate wholesale power.