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October 13 recap: North Iowa news you may have missed today - Vimarsana News

October 13 recap: North Iowa news you may have missed today

Don't miss Wednesday's most popular stories from Globe Gazette.

200 Iowa scientists say power companies must harden infrastructure - Vimarsana News

200 Iowa scientists say power companies must harden infrastructure

Iowans are vulnerable to more frequent and longer power outages because of climate change, according to the 2021 Iowa Climate Statement signed by more than 200 Iowa scientists.

iTWire - AGL expands electric vehicle subscription service to Adelaide - Vimarsana News

iTWire - AGL expands electric vehicle subscription service to Adelaide

Energy and telecommunications customer services provider AGL is expanding its Electric Vehicle (EV) subscription service to Adelaide. AGL says the mov...

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The Unlikely, Indispensable U.S.-Vietnam Partnership - Vimarsana News

The Unlikely, Indispensable U.S.-Vietnam Partnership

The U.S.-Vietnam relationship has been on an upward trajectory defined by common interests since diplomatic relations between the two countries normalized a quarter-century ago. Vietnam was one of two Southeast Asian countries specifically referenced in the Biden administration’s Interim National Security Strategic Guidance, demonstrating the extent to which it has become an increasingly critical part of U.S. defense planning for the region. Bilateral trade has grown over 200-fold since normalization. People-to-people ties have also grown as Vietnam’s tourism industry has developed. Si...

Gardens looking green after rain falls across region - Vimarsana News

Gardens looking green after rain falls across region

Premium Content Subscriber only Forecasters say wet weather is expected to ease out of the weekend as residents take a break from having to water their fruit and veggie patches. Fraser Coast rain gauges caught about 10mm of rain on average on Thursday, with the most at Takura with 15mm. Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) meteorologist Matt Marshall said a light shower or two was still expected for Friday and a cloudy start to the weekend. “You’ll see something similar to what you’ve seen the last few days,” he said. While the rain is predicted to ease up the temperature is also set to be a ...