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Is enough still enough? Sweden reckons with its culture of 'lagom.' - Vimarsana News

Is enough still enough? Sweden reckons with its culture of 'lagom.'

Sweden’s “lagom” culture promises not too much and not too little, but just enough for everyone. Some wonder if that balance is getting lost, and whether it can be revived.

As 1.5C warming nears, interest in sun-dimming tech heats up - Vimarsana News

As 1.5C warming nears, interest in sun-dimming tech heats up

Climate-cooling technology could help rein in global heating and its impacts, say backers, but critics warn it carries serious and unknown risks

Why Greta Thunberg and Other Climate Activists Are Protesting Wind Farms in Norway... - Vimarsana News

Why Greta Thunberg and Other Climate Activists Are Protesting Wind Farms in Norway...

Norway is leading the green transition by promoting sustainable energy sources that require more land, such as coastal wind, electric grid expansions, mines, batteries and electric vehicles and forestry initiatives. Since 2018, the nation's onshore wind capacity has increased by three times to 4.8 GW, whit Europe's largest onshore wind project, including the two Fosen wind

News round-up, March 2, 2023 by Germán & Co - Vimarsana News

News round-up, March 2, 2023 by Germán & Co

Indigenous Tokenization Time is certainly a factor when it comes to clean energy. By 2030, the Paris-based International Energy Agency says the world needs to have installed 1,200 GW of solar, wind, and other clean energy sources—four times the amount that existed in 2022. If we don’t, global warming will intensify to catastrophic levels, which would also be disastrous for

Her Culture Was Suppressed for Centuries. Now It Powers Her Best Seller. - Vimarsana News

Her Culture Was Suppressed for Centuries. Now It Powers Her Best Seller.

Ann-Helén Laestadius grew up among the Sámi, an Indigenous people living near the Arctic Circle, in Europe. Her novel, “Stolen,” a success in her native Sweden, reflects that culture to a broad audience.