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Designer who pays just €250 a month living in van says she 'wouldn't change it for the world' - Vimarsana News

Designer who pays just €250 a month living in van says she 'wouldn't change it for the world'

Ellen Green (29) lives in a van with her dog, Max.

Further Govt' support needed for foreign investors, businesses in green growth development - Vimarsana News

Further Govt' support needed for foreign investors, businesses in green growth development

Difficulties in securing investment capital, advanced technologies and inadequate skilled labour resources are some of the challenges faced by Việt Nam in the implementation of the National Strategy for Green Growth for the 2021-23 period.

VN-Japan agriculture cooperation aims at 200-300 per cent growth - Vimarsana News

VN-Japan agriculture cooperation aims at 200-300 per cent growth

Key areas for Việt Nam include improving plant varieties, high-tech production and processing, as well as forest protection, capital investment and mitigating the adverse effects of natural disasters.

Beyond 2023 UIA World Congress of Architects: 9 Events to Explore in July in Copenhagen - Vimarsana News

Beyond 2023 UIA World Congress of Architects: 9 Events to Explore in July in Copenhagen

Explore the sustainable architecture of Copenhagen with an array of talks, walking tours, pavilions, and events during and after the UIA World Congress.

OPINION | Randy McCrory: Blackburns helped shape NWA with mill at War Eagle - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Randy McCrory: Blackburns helped shape NWA with mill at War Eagle

In 1832, Sylvanus Blackburn left his wife Catherine and their home in Tennessee looking for their future. What he found was a lush valley along the War Eagle River in Northwest Arkansas. He selected a 160-acre tract in a curve of War Eagle Creek, spent his first winter at War Eagle clearing the land and chopping wood for their home, then returned to Tennessee to get his wife. After hearing about the wonderful land in Arkansas, his parents and three brothers and three sisters chose to return with them. They camped out in tents until 1833, until they completed a two-story log house, which still ...