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From concrete gray to 'tutu' green, Mass. shows off the many colors of coastal resilience - Vimarsana News

From concrete gray to 'tutu' green, Mass. shows off the many colors of coastal resilience

There are only two hurricane barriers on the East Coast, but coastal cities are facing growing threats from sea level rise and storm surge.

Source: wgbh.org
NABARD Chairman launches NABSAMRUDDHI's Climate Ready WASH Funding Programme at Sa-dhan National Conference on Inclusive Growth 2023 – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

NABARD Chairman launches NABSAMRUDDHI's Climate Ready WASH Funding Programme at Sa-dhan National Conference on Inclusive Growth 2023 – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

 Shri Shaji K.V., Chairman, NABARD launched Nabsamruddhi’s Climate-Ready WASH Funding Program at the Sa-Dhan National conference on Inclusive Growth in Delhi on 08 November 2023. The other dignitaries to grace the occasion were Shri Ravi Krishan

San Antonio City Council approves largest municipal solar project in Texas - Vimarsana News

San Antonio City Council approves largest municipal solar project in Texas

San Antonio City Council approved the largest on-site municipal solar project in Texas on Thursday.

Source: ksat.com
Green City, Clean Waters - Vimarsana News

Green City, Clean Waters

Green City, Clean Waters is Philadelphia's 25-year plan for stormwater management, keeping more than 3 billion gallons of polluted water out of local rivers.

The Hidden Costs of Flooding in D.C.'s Poorest Wards - Washington City Paper - Vimarsana News

The Hidden Costs of Flooding in D.C.'s Poorest Wards - Washington City Paper

As climate change takes hold and weather becomes more extreme, chronic flooding is not affecting all D.C. residents equally.