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🔒 Wall street's ESG boom faces scrutiny over flawed research - Vimarsana News

🔒 Wall street's ESG boom faces scrutiny over flawed research

In the midst of Wall Street's sustainability surge, scepticism arises from academics like Andy King at Boston University.

Deadline Alert: Link PAN and Aadhaar Today or Face Consequences - Vimarsana News

Deadline Alert: Link PAN and Aadhaar Today or Face Consequences

Avoid penalties and financial transaction difficulties by completing the process now.

Microscopic Analyses of a Roman Mosaic Glass Tesserae - Vimarsana News

Microscopic Analyses of a Roman Mosaic Glass Tesserae

A new study combining spectroscopic and microscopic analysis has confirmed the constituents and age of a Roman Mosaic Glass Tesserae found in the Morbio Inferiore municipality in the Canton Ticino region in Switzerland. A preprint of this yet-to-be-published research paper can be found on The Social Science Research Network (SSRN).

Researchers find an abundance of microplastics in placentas and meconium samples - Vimarsana News

Researchers find an abundance of microplastics in placentas and meconium samples

The embryonic and fetal periods of life are vulnerable to impact by harmful chemicals in the environment. These include microplastics (MPs), which have been found in many living organisms and tissues, stemming from the environmental degradation of waste plastics. Using placental tissue and meconium samples, a new study examines the links between exposure to MPs in pregnancy and microbiomes.

Fascinating Study Finds First Evidence of Lasting Social Relationships of Chimpanzees and Gorillas in Wild - Vimarsana News

Fascinating Study Finds First Evidence of Lasting Social Relationships of Chimpanzees and Gorillas in Wild

New research unveiled the first evidence showing lasting social relationships between chimpanzees and gorillas in the wild.