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Berkeley abandons landmark natural gas ban after court battle - Vimarsana News

Berkeley abandons landmark natural gas ban after court battle

The City of Berkeley, California, has entered into a legal settlement with a restaurant industry group, agreeing to repeal its law banning natural gas in new construction.

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PhilEnergy: Latest tech, innovation to aid in PH RE, Energy Efficiency - Vimarsana News

PhilEnergy: Latest tech, innovation to aid in PH RE, Energy Efficiency

The renewable energy sector in the Philippines is continuously advancing as the latest technologies and innovations provide opportunities to bolster the sector of the country...

Dunedin flat initiations: Students let down by 'dangerous, humiliating' rituals - Vimarsana News

Dunedin flat initiations: Students let down by 'dangerous, humiliating' rituals

Possession of an offensive weapon, burglary of a student flat, and the mistreatment of a live eel are just some of the behaviours students in Dunedin faced...

How Extreme Energy Poverty Immolated Hundreds Of People - Vimarsana News

How Extreme Energy Poverty Immolated Hundreds Of People

Every year, dozens of people die in the most gruesome and painful possible manner: immolated while trying to get a few liters of low-cost or free fuel.

Santa Barbara Council Backs Raising Water Rates, But Backpedals on State Street Reconfiguration | Local News - Vimarsana News

Santa Barbara Council Backs Raising Water Rates, But Backpedals on State Street Reconfiguration | Local News

Santa Barbara's water and wastewater rates are rising. The City Council voted 6-0 on Tuesday to support increases of up to 40% over the next four years.