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Pacific Island Country Submissions to the International Court of Justice Climate Change Advisory Opinion Make History - Vimarsana News

Pacific Island Country Submissions to the International Court of Justice Climate Change Advisory Opinion Make History

The Pacific region, in unprecedented numbers, submitted to the International Court of Justice advisory opinion proceedings on climate change. This case has the highest number of state participation in the Court's history. The inclusion of Pacific visions and voices to the world's court will help ensure climate justice arguments are not overridden by those that…

Carbon Accounting: Will the Accountancy Profession catch up? - Vimarsana News

Carbon Accounting: Will the Accountancy Profession catch up?

The inception of the global (CAA) raises questions about the absence of accountants and their potential leadership in addressing climate change.

Large, broad-based macroeconomic and financial effects of disasters - Vimarsana News

Large, broad-based macroeconomic and financial effects of disasters

This column uncovers significant, sustained adverse effects of natural disasters on the US economy and financial markets. Disasters disrupt economic ac-tivity across labour, production, consumption, investment, and housing sectors.

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It Gets Rainier - Vimarsana News

It Gets Rainier

Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Well, since I was on a roll with my last post Rainergy, I thought I'd look further at the Copernicus global rainfall dataset. I started by looking at the change in global rainfall over time. Figure 1. Global monthly rainfall, 1979 - 2022. Well, that's interesting. Overall, despite endless hype…

If speaking on UCC, opposing Muslim quota religion-based campaign, then BJP will continue doing it: Amit Shah - Vimarsana News

If speaking on UCC, opposing Muslim quota religion-based campaign, then BJP will continue doing it: Amit Shah

New Delhi: Union Home Minister Amit Shah has asserted that the BJP will get a bigger win in opposition-ruled states due to a 'positive mandate' for Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the Lok Sabha polls, as he slammed the opposition's criticism of the Election Commission as a ploy to cover up for its impending loss.