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Yarmouth farmer thankful no animals harmed after bale blaze - Vimarsana News

Yarmouth farmer thankful no animals harmed after bale blaze

A farmer is thankful his animals were okay following a blaze which destroyed around 200 bales of straw and hay on his property.

Think microgrid for climate fixes and infrastructure improvement - Vimarsana News

Think microgrid for climate fixes and infrastructure improvement

It's critical that microgrid benefits are captured in all new climate change strategies and infrastructure plans, according to Think Microgrid.

Meet Van Vincent Go, the trans man who documents his gender transition on YouTube - Vimarsana News

Meet Van Vincent Go, the trans man who documents his gender transition on YouTube

'I could finally look in the mirror and say that I’m looking at myself, who I’ve always been deep inside,' shares Vincent about his gender transition journey

Rappler Talk Lifestyle: Trans man Van Vincent Go on the gender transition process - Vimarsana News

Rappler Talk Lifestyle: Trans man Van Vincent Go on the gender transition process

Meet Van, who uses his YouTube channel to share his transition journey as a trans man

Biden pushes for diversity in transition to clean energy | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Biden pushes for diversity in transition to clean energy | News, Sports, Jobs

May 5, 2021 NEW YORK (AP) — As the nation pushes to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and use cleaner energy sources, President Joe Biden’s administration says it wants to ensure diversity among the communities that benefit from the transition and the people who are hired to do the work. The administration says it wants more solar arrays erected in communities that have suffered from pollution caused by fossil fuels. It’s also directing research grants and opportunities to students and faculty members at historically Black colleges and minority-serving institutions. The Department of ...