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Opinion: Why climate action holds the key to German security | Opinion | DW - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Why climate action holds the key to German security | Opinion | DW

Germany must do everything it can to end its dependence on fossil fuels from Russia. That can be the impetus for a move toward greater climate and geopolitical security, says Sherri Goodman.

Source: dw.com
King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve to plant 3.1 million trees by 2027 - Vimarsana News

King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve to plant 3.1 million trees by 2027

RIYADH: The King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve recently announced its goal to plant 3.1 million trees by 2027. “We will implement a part of it independently, while the second part will be implemented in partnership with the National Center for Vegetation Development and Combating Desertification,” said reserve CEO Maher Al-Gothmi. He said there were many projects to resettle

Lion injured in road crash in Saudi Arabia - Vimarsana News

Lion injured in road crash in Saudi Arabia

Beast bleeds profusely after being hit by a car

Honors Tutorial College student Alexis Eberlein addresses human security issues relating to the environment - Vimarsana News

Honors Tutorial College student Alexis Eberlein addresses human security issues relating to the environment

Alexis Eberlein credits the student leaders she interacted with on campus in her first semester for inspiring her to become involved in hands-on, impactful projects.

Source: ohio.edu
King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve gets 100,000 new trees - Vimarsana News

King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve gets 100,000 new trees

RIYADH: A major afforestation project is underway in Rawdat Tinhat, with 100,000 trees planted in the first phase alone. The scheme is being handled by the Cooperative Society of Moringa and Desert Plants after being approved by the National Center for Vegetation Development and Combating Desertification and the King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve. The reserve’s CEO Maher Al-Gothmi