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Qatar to mark Gulf Healthy Cities Day - Vimarsana News

Qatar to mark Gulf Healthy Cities Day

DOHA: Qatar joins the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries in marking the Gulf Healthy Cities Day, which falls on March 1, emphasizing its commitment to creating healthy and...

Doha Statement calls for sustainable urban well-being - Vimarsana News

Doha Statement calls for sustainable urban well-being

Doha, Qatar: Healthy Cities Conference for the Eastern Mediterranean Region 2023 concluded yesterday with the adoption of Doha Statement calling for...

MoPH, WHO organise workshops on urban health - Vimarsana News

MoPH, WHO organise workshops on urban health

Doha, Qatar:In cooperation with the World Health Organization (WHO),The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) organised two workshops titled Healthy Citie...

Living with Rivers - Vimarsana News

Living with Rivers

Life in the West can be pretty confusing. Poaching is always a serious crime, unless you’re a non-Native hunter on the Wind River Reservation. Salmon tastes great, but it’s not all that healthy when farmed fish escape in a fragile ecosystem. Do you know what color your hydrogen is? It’s hard to fish on the Arkansas River when wealthy landowners and the state of Colorado keep yelling, “Get the hell off my lawn!” Raising healthy families isn’t easy in West Eugene, Oregon, when you live next door to a toxic industry. Tribes have a chance to reclaim Willamette Falls — *if* they can s...

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Congressman seeks shade grants to fight urban heat and climate change - Vimarsana News

Congressman seeks shade grants to fight urban heat and climate change

U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego proposes a $30 million grant program to cool unshaded neighborhoods, with a special focus on underserved areas.