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U.S. Department of Agriculture Conducts a Project Planning Workshop With Solomon Islands Government and NGO - Vimarsana News

U.S. Department of Agriculture Conducts a Project Planning Workshop With Solomon Islands Government and NGO

Today, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Forest Service (USFS) is announcing that it successfully concluded a four day project planning workshop with the Solomon Islands Government and Non-Government entities.

Fernandez speaks to Maine Public about the importance of soil - UMaine News - Vimarsana News

Fernandez speaks to Maine Public about the importance of soil - UMaine News

Ivan Fernandez, professor at the University of Maine School of Forest Resources and Climate Change Institute, was a panelist on Maine Public’s show Maine Calling about the importance of soil in human lives and for the planet.

Source: umaine.edu
Survey show concerns for climate change, reasons for hope - Vimarsana News

Survey show concerns for climate change, reasons for hope

While a vast majority of Minnesotans are concerned about climate change, most are also hopeful society can still reduce its impact.

Source: umn.edu
FG's perpetual, futile lamentations - Tribune Online - Vimarsana News

FG's perpetual, futile lamentations - Tribune Online

NIGERIA’s federal governance system is close to totalitarianism and far from democracy. This should not be unexpected as it is operated by neo-military

Perpetual Futile Lamentation Of A 'Bewailer-In-Chief', By Andrew A. Erakhrumen - Vimarsana News

Perpetual Futile Lamentation Of A 'Bewailer-In-Chief', By Andrew A. Erakhrumen

  Nigeria’s federal governance system is close to totalitarianism and far from democracy. This should not be unexpected as it is operated by neo-military civilians. Accordingly, undemocratic traits in past military regimes are still retained in today’s ‘democracy’.