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Brussels Pride - The Belgian & European Pride Program Revealed - Vimarsana News

Brussels Pride - The Belgian & European Pride Program Revealed

No less than 150,000 people expected to march in defense of their rights and to celebrate diversity in the streets of Brussels

WSU Graduate School and GPSA celebrates awardees at annual event – WSU Insider - Vimarsana News

WSU Graduate School and GPSA celebrates awardees at annual event – WSU Insider

The event welcomed over 150 attendees and was held at the Marriott Inn Courtyard, on the Pullman Campus. This event marks the second time the Graduate School and the GPSA have partnered for the event.

Source: wsu.edu
Communities charting a new direction with agroecology - Vimarsana News

Communities charting a new direction with agroecology

Over the past year, IATP has invited allies from the Global South and North to share their experiences with agroecology in a series of case studies. They demonstrate innovative approaches that enhance the food system, grounded in food sovereignty. In this paper we offer excerpts from those case studies that highlight the importance of integrated solutions.

Source: iatp.org
Ethics of nuclear power as Earth heats up to be debated Sunday - Vimarsana News

Ethics of nuclear power as Earth heats up to be debated Sunday

“Are next-generation nuclear power plants a morally acceptable way to address climate change?” That will be addressed in a panel discussion Sunday.

California Rainfall Will Likely Mean More Mild Fire Season This Year – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

California Rainfall Will Likely Mean More Mild Fire Season This Year – NBC Bay Area

Experts say our near-record rainfall over the past few months will likely mean a much more mild fire season this summer.