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Freshwater Systems Produce Or Influence More Than Half Of Fish Consumed Globally (Part 2) - Vimarsana News

Freshwater Systems Produce Or Influence More Than Half Of Fish Consumed Globally (Part 2)

Though often overlooked, river systems provide a large proportion of fish consumed globally. This post examines threats to river fisheries and solutions to maintain them.

Source: forbes.com
Victoria's plans for engineered wetlands on the Murray are environmentally dubious. Here's a better option - Vimarsana News

Victoria's plans for engineered wetlands on the Murray are environmentally dubious. Here's a better option

Victoria is planning to engineer wetlands so more water can go to agriculture. It’s not a good plan.

Oil money: Is Cambridge hiding its dirty laundry? - Vimarsana News

Oil money: Is Cambridge hiding its dirty laundry?

Or is the tide beginning to turn on fossil fuel sponsorship at Cambridge?

Big Oil Pours Millions Into Elite Universities' Climate Research. Is Its Time Up? - Vimarsana News

Big Oil Pours Millions Into Elite Universities' Climate Research. Is Its Time Up?

Princeton says it will reject funding from the fossil-fuel industry’s biggest polluters. But a multimillion-dollar exception points to how difficult it may be to unwind such partnerships.

Offshore carbon storage deployment and research needs to scale up for UK to deliver net zero pledge, says report - Vimarsana News

Offshore carbon storage deployment and research needs to scale up for UK to deliver net zero pledge, says report

Published by the Royal Society and led by University of Cambridge researchers, Locked Away – Geological Carbon Storage explores the latest evidence and

Source: cam.ac.uk