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Getting more women in nuclear 'crucial to hitting climate targets' : Nuclear Policies - Vimarsana News

Getting more women in nuclear 'crucial to hitting climate targets' : Nuclear Policies

If the ambitious targets for nuclear expansion around the world are to be met more women need to be attracted to the sector, according to a Nuclear Energy Agency report on the international gender balance in the nuclear sector released to mark International Women's Day.

Limited War: The Initial Failures of Appeasement Policy Toward North Korea - Vimarsana News

Limited War: The Initial Failures of Appeasement Policy Toward North Korea

We tend to adhere to a false hope that treating the regime in the North favorably will result in forward movement on the issues that divide us.

Ariz. Sheriff: 'You Have to Stop Saying The Border is Secure,' It 'Is Not Secure' - Vimarsana News

Ariz. Sheriff: 'You Have to Stop Saying The Border is Secure,' It 'Is Not Secure'

(CNSNews.com) -- In just one area of Arizona, not even on the border with Mexico, fentanyl pill seizures have gone up 610% in two years and human trafficking has risen 377%. Testifying about the crisis, Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb told Congress to "stop saying the border is secure, because the border is not secure."

Ariz. Sheriff: 'You Have to Stop Saying The Border is Secure,' It 'Is Not Secure' - Vimarsana News

Ariz. Sheriff: 'You Have to Stop Saying The Border is Secure,' It 'Is Not Secure'

(CNSNews.com) -- In just one area of Arizona, not even on the border with Mexico, fentanyl pill seizures have gone up 610% in two years and human trafficking has risen 377%. Testifying about the crisis, Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb told Congress to "stop saying the border is secure, because the border is not secure."

Land Loss and the Renewed Struggle of African American Farmers - Vimarsana News

Land Loss and the Renewed Struggle of African American Farmers

African Americans in rural areas of the South have continued their campaigns amid massive removals and impoverishment African American History Month Series No. 9 In the years between 1910 and 2000, African American farmers and agricultural workers lost over 14 million acres of land. One of the major demands of…