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Rain And Snow For A Chilly Easter Sunday - Vimarsana News

Rain And Snow For A Chilly Easter Sunday

A system moving through the region will bring rain and snow chances for Easter Sunday and Monday. More rain chances move in midweek before we start to see warmer temperatures come back for the end of the week! - D.J. Kayser

For Indian tree lovers, plantations are a poor substitute for lost forests - Vimarsana News

For Indian tree lovers, plantations are a poor substitute for lost forests

For Indian tree lovers, plantations are a poor substitute for lost forests

Real Art Ways is back on track with a full gallery, regular cocktail hours and big plans for a bright future - Vimarsana News

Real Art Ways is back on track with a full gallery, regular cocktail hours and big plans for a bright future

Real Art Ways offers a real service to local artists and arts-lovers, with four gallery spaces, a cinema and special live events including the monthly Creative Cocktail Hour.

Οι κραυγές των Δασών - Vimarsana News

Οι κραυγές των Δασών

Με αφορμή τα δέκα χρόνια που πέρασαν από το 2011, τότε που είχε κηρυχθεί το Διεθνές Έτος των Δασών, υπάρχει ακόμη η ευκαιρία να αναλογιστούμε και τα καμένα Χαμένα Δάση

The Ruddiman Hypothesis: A Debated Theory Progresses Along Interdisciplinary Lines - Vimarsana News

The Ruddiman Hypothesis: A Debated Theory Progresses Along Interdisciplinary Lines

The Ruddiman Hypothesis: A Debated Theory Progresses Along Interdisciplinary Lines By Rich Blaustein - 24 February 2021 Scientist William Ruddiman is the lead proponent of the Early Anthropocene Hypothesis, which asserts pre-industrial land clearing and agricultural practices caused the release of historically underappreciated amounts of greenhouse gases, transforming the Earth. While Ruddiman’s hypothesis has engendered debate, a recent interglacial-ice age study and interdisciplinary archaeological investigations add nuanced support to Ruddiman’s effort and illuminate how humans have...