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Brandix India Apparel City receives Greentech Environment Award for Environmental Excellence - Vimarsana News

Brandix India Apparel City receives Greentech Environment Award for Environmental Excellence

Brandix India Apparel City Pvt Ltd (BIAC), one of the largest dedicated apparel and textile manufacturing parks in Asia has been conferred with the prestigious Greentech Environment Award 2023 in the Environmental Excellence Category by the Greentech

European Energy & Environment Summit 2023 - Vimarsana News

European Energy & Environment Summit 2023

Connecting leading European sustainability executives with innovative solution providers to make the world a better place

Immersive installation shows we are 'all part of' the Everglades - Vimarsana News

Immersive installation shows we are 'all part of' the Everglades

The month-long program Artists in Residence in Everglades held a summit during Miami Art Week to discuss the intersection of art and the environment.

Source: wlrn.org
Miami Art Week at 20: Less digital hype, more artistry - and bigger than ever - Vimarsana News

Miami Art Week at 20: Less digital hype, more artistry - and bigger than ever

Miami Herald art reporter Amanda Rosa told the South Florida Roundup that Miami Art Week at 20 is bigger than ever and less NFT-obsessed, with artists tackling themes of "light and dark".

Source: wlrn.org
BIG news from COP27: $100 billion fund to support developing countries approved - Vimarsana News

BIG news from COP27: $100 billion fund to support developing countries approved

The fund is for assisting developing countries that have contributed very little to the climate crisis and yet are vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change.