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Cutting Red Tape For Clean Energy: The Pros And Cons Of Permitting Reform - Vimarsana News

Cutting Red Tape For Clean Energy: The Pros And Cons Of Permitting Reform

"Last year permitting reform emerged as one of the most divisive climate policy debates in the United States. During my own reporting on geothermal energy, an underutilized source of renewable power, industry representatives insisted that the onerous permitting process is the single biggest challenge to expanding geothermal development."

Source: sej.org
Can Texas cities better prepare for ice storms? - Vimarsana News

Can Texas cities better prepare for ice storms?

Experts say local governments should prioritize extreme weather preparedness. Cost can be a deterring factor.

As Texas thaws again, calls to rethink how cities prepare for winter weather are renewed - Vimarsana News

As Texas thaws again, calls to rethink how cities prepare for winter weather are renewed

Experts say local governments should prioritize extreme weather preparedness. Cost can be a deterring factor.

Texas cities debate costly infrastructure investments in age of extreme weather - Vimarsana News

Texas cities debate costly infrastructure investments in age of extreme weather

Experts say local governments should prioritize extreme weather preparedness. Cost can be a deterring factor.

Source: kagstv.com
OPINION | Wim de Villiers: African scientists take the lead to improve society - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Wim de Villiers: African scientists take the lead to improve society

More and more, the global community is waking up to scientific research from our continent. It has had global ripple effect, shifting the narrative from research about Africa and Africans, to research by Africans for Africans and the rest of the world, writes Wim de Villiers.

Source: news24.com