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Enhancing energy efficiency in China's public buil - Vimarsana News

Enhancing energy efficiency in China's public buil

A collaborative study has identified key policy tools and challenges in improving energy efficiency (EEI) for public buildings in China. The research, publ

'God had other plans for him': Proud Durban dad attends ceremony as son graduates posthumously - Vimarsana News

'God had other plans for him': Proud Durban dad attends ceremony as son graduates posthumously

A Durban father was overwhelmed with emotion last week when his 22-year-old son graduated posthumously from Durban University of Technology.

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A multifaceted approach for enhancing energy efficiency in China's public buildings - Vimarsana News

A multifaceted approach for enhancing energy efficiency in China's public buildings

As China cements its status as the world's largest energy consumer, it has set ambitious targets for achieving carbon neutrality, pledging to peak carbon emissions by 2030 and attain carbon neutrality by 2060. The building ...

The "Forest Gardens" That Could Help Canada's First Nations Reclaim Their Land - Vimarsana News

The "Forest Gardens" That Could Help Canada's First Nations Reclaim Their Land

The ancient forest gardens of the Sts'ailes Nation in British Columbia are evidence of sustainable land management practices. These gardens challenge colonial myths and support Indigenous land rights.

How Margaret Thatcher could have saved London's skyline - Vimarsana News

How Margaret Thatcher could have saved London's skyline

Looking around London on the eve of the millennium, it would have been difficult to think that the UK government had an adviser on architectural design. The 1990s had been a dismal decade. Yet such a body existed in the quaintly named Royal Fine Art Commission, refounded in 1924. The original Commission had been created