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Weekly links October 21: cash and migration, new tax research, mentoring for economists, and more… - Vimarsana News

Weekly links October 21: cash and migration, new tax research, mentoring for economists, and more…

This week's links include what works for refugee integration, resources for mentors and mentees, a wrap-up of recent tax research, and more...

Letter to the editor: How about letting lobstermen go about their business - Vimarsana News

Letter to the editor: How about letting lobstermen go about their business

More than 99 percent of the 4 billion species that have evolved on Earth are now gone. Extinction is a part of life. Maybe it’s time we let the right whale join that 99 percent.

Isabelle Boemeke: Nuclear power is our best hope to ditch fossil fuels - Vimarsana News

Isabelle Boemeke: Nuclear power is our best hope to ditch fossil fuels

Nuclear power is one of the safest, cleanest forms of energy -- yet to most people, it might not feel that way. Why is that? Isabelle Boemeke, the world's first nuclear energy influencer and creator of the social media persona Isodope, deftly debunks the major objections to nuclear power and explains her unconventional way of educating people about this clean energy source.

Source: ted.com
Is the world getting worse? 3 ways our work-life balance and education have gotten better – in data - Vimarsana News

Is the world getting worse? 3 ways our work-life balance and education have gotten better – in data

Data shows global levels of education and the time we spend at work have significantly improved in the last couple of centuries.

Will the number of humans on Earth drop drastically by 2100? - Vimarsana News

Will the number of humans on Earth drop drastically by 2100?

The world's population is likely to be halved by 2100 and fall to four billion, an estimation that goes against those of the United Nations, which foresee a global population of 10 billion human beings by the end of the century.