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Can We Have More Productive Conversations About… - Vimarsana News

Can We Have More Productive Conversations About…

Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe explains why so many of us have trouble acting on climate change solutions and how to turn that around.

How Do You Keep Hope Amid the Climate Crisis? - Vimarsana News

How Do You Keep Hope Amid the Climate Crisis?

Katharine Hayhoe shares her thoughts on the climate crisis and what each of us can do to take action.

PM Lee, US commerce secretary, TikTok CEO and others to attend Bloomberg New Economy Forum in S'pore - Vimarsana News

PM Lee, US commerce secretary, TikTok CEO and others to attend Bloomberg New Economy Forum in S'pore

More than 300 current and former heads of state, public sector leaders and global CEOs are expected to turn up at this year's event.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Miami's police chief saga, Broward students leave the district, and talking about climate change - Vimarsana News

Miami's police chief saga, Broward students leave the district, and talking about climate change

The ongoing drama between Miami city commissioners and soon-to-be former-Police Chief Art Acevedo. Why thousands of Broward students aren't in classrooms. Plus, an atmospheric scientist's plea for more climate change conversations.

Source: wlrn.org
Miami's police chief saga, Broward students leave the district, and talking about climate change - Vimarsana News

Miami's police chief saga, Broward students leave the district, and talking about climate change

The ongoing drama between Miami city commissioners and soon-to-be former-Police Chief Art Acevedo. Why thousands of Broward students aren't in classrooms. Plus, an atmospheric scientist's plea for more climate change conversations.

Source: wlrn.org