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Government agencies team up to streamline building permit process - Vimarsana News

Government agencies team up to streamline building permit process

In a move aimed at streamlining the building permit approval process, new homeowners will no longer need to submit four copies of their building plans.

Mangaia comes under Enviro Act - Cook Islands News - Vimarsana News

Mangaia comes under Enviro Act - Cook Islands News

The island of Mangaia has come under the Environment Act for the first time, following approval from the Cook Islands Cabinet and Executive Council.

Is exercising citizenship a crime in Algeria? - International Viewpoint - Vimarsana News

Is exercising citizenship a crime in Algeria? - International Viewpoint

“In a regime of democratic freedoms, citizenship, i.e. the participation of citizens in the construction of the public space but also their determination to defend their rights, is the essential criterion for the functioning of the regime. In a regime of dictatorship and authoritarianism, citizenship embodies subversion, being a spoilsport for the rulers.”

For forests, COP28 was better than expected, but worse than needed - Vimarsana News

For forests, COP28 was better than expected, but worse than needed

A special announcement interrupted the “Halting and Reversing Forest Loss by 2030” event during Nature, Land Use and Oceans Day at the COP28 climate summit in Dubai: COP28 president Sultan Al Jaber would make a surprise appearance, the moderator said. But Al Jaber didn’t show up and he didn’t make any major statements that day. […]

English farmers trying to balance land restoration and food production – Euractiv - Vimarsana News

English farmers trying to balance land restoration and food production – Euractiv

Farmers in countries such as France, Germany and the Netherlands have been protesting against rising costs and the imposition by governments of rules that are making agriculture too expensive and complicated. But soils can be "rebalanced" if farmers cut back on fertiliser and pesticide, Anderson says. Farmers' budgets can in turn be rebalanced, as cutting back means spending less on pricey sprays, even if there has to be some short-term pain in terms of output.