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Queens Botanical Garden celebrates Earth Day with eco-friendly events all week – QNS - Vimarsana News

Queens Botanical Garden celebrates Earth Day with eco-friendly events all week – QNS

In celebration of Earth Day, which takes place annually on Apr. 22, the Queens Botanical Garden has teamed up with Queens Center Mall for a series of engaging

Source: qns.com
Gig of the Week: Lose yourself inside Van Gogh's masterpieces - Vimarsana News

Gig of the Week: Lose yourself inside Van Gogh's masterpieces

Culture guide: Dublin Literature Festival, Kate Bush tribute and much more

'Green' comedy takes to the stage in Limerick for Ireland's first Climate Arts festival - Vimarsana News

'Green' comedy takes to the stage in Limerick for Ireland's first Climate Arts festival

COMEDIAN Colm O’Regan is bringing his new show to Limerick as part of Ireland's first Climate Arts festival. Presented by Sunday’s Child Theatre in ...

CASE Consultants International Supports DailyBreath LLC in Creating an Innovative Solution to Provide Relief for Asthma - Vimarsana News

CASE Consultants International Supports DailyBreath LLC in Creating an Innovative Solution to Provide Relief for Asthma

/PRNewswire/ -- The DailyBreath mobile app, developed by DailyBreath LLC, with its groundbreaking Risk Index jointly created with CASE Consultants...

Can Asheville Become More Than Beer And Bears? - Vimarsana News

Can Asheville Become More Than Beer And Bears?

/ Asheville is the center of the climate data universe. Five years ago, entrepreneur and philanthropist Mack Pearsall thought he had discovered Asheville’s path to great wealth and world acclaim. Not through its beer; not because of its natural amenities. Rather, in this time of global climate concern, the 84-year-old descendent of a pioneering North Carolina family believed Asheville could prosper by monetizing a unique yet little-known asset: Its federal archive of climate and weather data — the largest such collection among all the nations on Earth — curated by a local talent bank ...

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