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The Evening: Ukraine Recaptures, Holding Hands with Putin, Young Re-issues, and More - Vimarsana News

The Evening: Ukraine Recaptures, Holding Hands with Putin, Young Re-issues, and More

This edition of the Evening covers Ukraine Recaptures, Holding Hands with Putin, Young Re-issues, and More.

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Robert Wilson - Vimarsana News

Robert Wilson

Robert Wilson is an associate professor of geography at Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs where he teaches courses in historical geography, environmental history, and environmental politics. In 2010, the University of Washington Press published his book, "Seeking Refuge: Birds and Landscapes of the Pacific Flyway" in its Weyerhaeuser Environmental Books Series edited by William Cronon.

Alternative Payment Systems Pose 'Long-Term Threat' to US Dollar Supremacy, Experts Warn - Vimarsana News

Alternative Payment Systems Pose 'Long-Term Threat' to US Dollar Supremacy, Experts Warn

A potential long-term threat to the U.S. dollar as the global reserve currency is the increase and expansion of alternative cross-border payment systems.

New York credit union signs first contract with organized employees - Vimarsana News

New York credit union signs first contract with organized employees

Genesee Co-op Federal Credit Union in Rochester implemented the labor agreement after more than 14 months of bargaining.

Article: Climate Change as Class Warfare: An Interview with Matt Huber - Vimarsana News

Article: Climate Change as Class Warfare: An Interview with Matt Huber

Article: Climate Change as Class Warfare: An Interview with Matt Huber - Interview with Professor Matt Huber of Syracuse University. Huber looks at climate change as a class issue and explains how it works at three levels and how to do something about it all.