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Podcast: Does Climate Science Really Compel Us Toward Urgent Action? - Vimarsana News

Podcast: Does Climate Science Really Compel Us Toward Urgent Action?

Climate scientist Andrew Dessler of Texas A&M University defends urgent action on climate against scientist and author Steven Koonin.

Source: reason.com
PhilSA, DENR to use space data to create database, monitor national reforestation - Vimarsana News

PhilSA, DENR to use space data to create database, monitor national reforestation

Two government agencies are set to implement a project that will create a geospatial database of the country’s natural resources, and monitor the National Greening Program (NGP) through the use of spaceborne data. The Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) signed a memorandum…

Hit With Extreme Weather, Texas Cities Debate Cost of Adaptation - Vimarsana News

Hit With Extreme Weather, Texas Cities Debate Cost of Adaptation

Experts say local governments should prioritize extreme weather preparedness. But building resilience is expensive, and the wealthy can afford to do it for themselves.

Why did Austin lose power for so long after an ice storm? What to know. - Vimarsana News

Why did Austin lose power for so long after an ice storm? What to know.

Tens of thousands of Austin households and businesses went days without electricity after a winter storm wreaked havoc across Texas.

Hit With Extreme Weather, Texas Cities Debate Cost of Adaptation - Vimarsana News

Hit With Extreme Weather, Texas Cities Debate Cost of Adaptation

Experts say local governments should prioritize extreme weather preparedness. But building resilience is expensive.

Source: undark.org