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University of Southampton observes 50 years of environmental science - Vimarsana News

University of Southampton observes 50 years of environmental science

TV presenter and zoologist Megan McCubbin joined past and present staff and students to mark 50 years of environmental science at the University of Southampton.Megan, President of Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust and BBC Springwatch present

Tomorrow's Myths - Yunjeong Han - Ecological Communities - Vimarsana News

Tomorrow's Myths - Yunjeong Han - Ecological Communities

If there is any civilization remaining on earth in the year 2086, it will be an ecological civilization. An anti-ecological industrial civilization that exceeds the earth’s capacity will likely still exist on a much smaller scale than today, but we will no longer call it “civilization.” People in regions that fail to adapt to the rapidly changing conditions on earth or fail to build an ecological civilization will live lives like scenes from disaster movies, constantly pressed for survival.

Source: e-flux.com
A Note To The Debate On A People's Development Paradigm - Vimarsana News

A Note To The Debate On A People's Development Paradigm

Conceptualization of the Term

ABN AMRO Bank N : Shortened CV Femke de Vries - Vimarsana News

ABN AMRO Bank N : Shortened CV Femke de Vries

Femke de Vries Date of birth: 20 September 1972 Nationality: Dutch It is proposed that Femke de Vries will be... | May 17, 2023

Ecofeminism in Architecture: Empowerment and Environmental Concern - Vimarsana News

Ecofeminism in Architecture: Empowerment and Environmental Concern

Theorization and materialization of ecofeminist precepts show us that sustainability goes far beyond solar panels and garden roofs.