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These sustainability leaders are helping big businesses achieve net-zero goals - Vimarsana News

These sustainability leaders are helping big businesses achieve net-zero goals

With guidance from environmental officers, corporations are placing sustainability at the heart of their strategies.

How To Invest In Agriculture - Vimarsana News

How To Invest In Agriculture

You may also simply be interested in the agriculture industry or perhaps you’ve always romanticized the idea of farming.

Buffet impresses, infinity pool a draw at luxury hotel Fullerton Ocean Park - Vimarsana News

Buffet impresses, infinity pool a draw at luxury hotel Fullerton Ocean Park

The quarantine period in Hong Kong might have dropped to three nights, but with limited flights at extortionate prices, jacked-up room rates at the city's designated quarantine hotels - if you can find a vacancy - plus the stomach-churning fear of detention at the Penny's Bay holding facility, staycations won't become a thing of the past any time soon. In...

Mom Dies On The Way To The Hospital Following Lebanon County Car Crash: State Police - Vimarsana News

Mom Dies On The Way To The Hospital Following Lebanon County Car Crash: State Police

A 37-year-old mother who died en route to the hospital following a central Pennsylvania crash was identified by state police in a release on Tuesday, July 12. Jennifer L. Ludwig of Myerstown was seriously hurt in a crash after the dri…

Rooftop farms in Hong Kong skyscrapers provide fruitful and nutritious hobby to stressed-out urbanites - Vimarsana News

Rooftop farms in Hong Kong skyscrapers provide fruitful and nutritious hobby to stressed-out urbanites

A high-rise office tower in Hong Kong’s bustling shopping district of Causeway Bay is an unlikely spot for planting aubergines and taros, but every quarter or so, 110 lucky people get to set foot on 8,000 square feet of soil located on the 38th floor of the 40-storey skyscraper to grow and harvest their own crops.