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Lake Tsunamis Identified as Growing Climate Hazard - Vimarsana News

Lake Tsunamis Identified as Growing Climate Hazard

Los Angeles CA (SPX) May 06, 2024 - Recent instances of lake tsunamis in Alaska and British Columbia underscore a rising threat linked to climate change. These events, often initiated by landslides into small lakes, have predominantly

Daybreak June 8: Thompson: No worries about farm bill despite House disruption - Vimarsana News

Daybreak June 8: Thompson: No worries about farm bill despite House disruption

Farm groups watching members of the House Freedom Caucus bring action to a halt in the House this week may be wondering what that portends for the farm bill.

Founders Alert: Climate Tech Funding Outlook For 2023 - Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Founders Alert: Climate Tech Funding Outlook For 2023 - Climate Change

Despite the uncertain atmosphere with the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and a drop in venture capital funding last year, the end of 2022 closed out another marquee year for state and private funding...

Source: mondaq.com
Five Reasons to Invest in the Resource Transition - Vimarsana News

Five Reasons to Invest in the Resource Transition

The resource transition continues to progress as financing, climate goals and consumer demand drive the shift towards a more sustainable economy.

Climate Metrics Survey 2022: Does SWFL believe in climate change? | WGCU PBS & NPR for Southwest Florida - Vimarsana News

Climate Metrics Survey 2022: Does SWFL believe in climate change? | WGCU PBS & NPR for Southwest Florida

A new survey of attitudes about global warming in Southwest Florida found that most residents believe climate change is real, is happening now, and that its impacts will be felt by future generations.

Source: wgcu.org