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California Voice: State needs companies to fully disclose climate risks - Vimarsana News

California Voice: State needs companies to fully disclose climate risks

Investors need greater transparency to help build our green energy future.

Coast is clean: Volunteers participate in annual International Coastal Cleanup event | Observer Local News - Vimarsana News

Coast is clean: Volunteers participate in annual International Coastal Cleanup event | Observer Local News

Ocean Conservancy's cleanup event has grown to include more than 150 countries.

Combining Official Statistics and Citizen Science in Ghana to Address Marine Plastic Pollution - Vimarsana News

Combining Official Statistics and Citizen Science in Ghana to Address Marine Plastic Pollution

Citizen science, which is public participation in the production of knowledge, offers endless opportunities for researchers as well as for citizens and policymakers, from real-time and rapid data collection at scale to empowering individuals and communities, even the most marginalized ones.

The Best Things to Do in San Diego: Sept. 21–24 | Things to Do in San Diego - Vimarsana News

The Best Things to Do in San Diego: Sept. 21–24 | Things to Do in San Diego

The best things to do in San Diego this weekend, including an Old Town food festival, a spate of Oktoberfests, and the dining deal extravaganza of San Diego Restaurant Week.

This Treaty Could Stop Plastic Pollution—or Doom the Earth to Drown in It - Vimarsana News

This Treaty Could Stop Plastic Pollution—or Doom the Earth to Drown in It

The UN has released a draft of what might become a landmark agreement to protect human health and the environment. Emphasis on might.

Source: wired.com