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Climate Museum new exhibit explores fossil fuel industry - Vimarsana News

Climate Museum new exhibit explores fossil fuel industry

New York's Climate Museum has opened a new exhibition that explores the fossil fuel industry and encourages guests to take climate action.

Poetic license - Vimarsana News

Poetic license

Sensible and sensitive Jess Morton’s transition from physics to poetry by Bondo Wyszpolski For half a century, JB Kennedy sold secondhand books…

July 25: Investing in FoodTech, making tomorrow's meals - Sponsored Content - Vimarsana News

July 25: Investing in FoodTech, making tomorrow's meals - Sponsored Content

OurCrowd hosts online event with global food technology experts

Vincent Callebaut Architectures Imagines a Garden Footbridge Above the Seine River, in Paris, France - Vimarsana News

Vincent Callebaut Architectures Imagines a Garden Footbridge Above the Seine River, in Paris, France

Vincent Callebaut Architectures has created “The Green Line”, an inhabited garden footbridge prototype that “ generates its own energy from renewable sources, recycles its own waste and wastewater, and optimizes its needs thanks to Information and Communication Technologies”. Inspired by a fish skeleton, the proposal links the Bercy Village to the Masséna district in Paris, restoring urban connections and connecting the 12th and 13th arrondissements. Promoting social and cultural innovation, The Green Line generates a functional urban continuum between two entities separated by the S...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170520:19:38:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170520:19:38:00

Ceremonies demonstrate that there's some type of continued connection and commitment, certainly in the defense cooperation between the united states and the gulf. it's important to ask the question, we know what we're giving but what are we getting? and these are not the hardest parts of a diplomatic engagement. the hard questions about is the united states going to get more involved in syria as it appears to be backsliding into deeper military engagements there, are we going to support military action against iran? certainly we don't want to get sucked into a sectarian war between sunni and s...