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Russian War Report: Satellite imagery indicates a build-up of air defense missile systems in southern Russia - Vimarsana News

Russian War Report: Satellite imagery indicates a build-up of air defense missile systems in southern Russia

Satellite imagery suggests a build-up of air defense missile systems in Russia while Ukraine warns of a potential spring Russian offensive.

EXPLAINER | Mapping out Angola's peatlands, which trap carbon and clean the region's water - Vimarsana News

EXPLAINER | Mapping out Angola's peatlands, which trap carbon and clean the region's water

Mapping out peatlands, a natural carbon sink, is important for an uncertain climate future, writes Mauro Lourenco.

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mCloud Showcases Hyperscale Solution on Google Cloud to Eliminate Methane Emissions at LEAP 2023 in Saudi Arabia - Vimarsana News

mCloud Showcases Hyperscale Solution on Google Cloud to Eliminate Methane Emissions at LEAP 2023 in Saudi Arabia

/PRNewswire/ - mCloud Technologies Corp. (Nasdaq: MCLD) (TSXV: MCLD), ("mCloud" or the "Company") a provider of cloud technology solutions optimizing the...

How Much Is Google Really Doing Regarding Sustainability? - Vimarsana News

How Much Is Google Really Doing Regarding Sustainability?

Google has several sustainability initiatives underway, but environmentalists wonder if the company is doing enough...

High-severity Wildfires in California's Sierra Nevada Forests Have Risen Dramatically Since the Euro-American Settlement - Vimarsana News

High-severity Wildfires in California's Sierra Nevada Forests Have Risen Dramatically Since the Euro-American Settlement

Researchers discovered that the average annual area burned at low-to-moderate severity in low- and middle-elevation forest types have decreased from more than 90% before 1850 to 60-70 percent today.